Presidential Ambassadors

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College of Western Idaho's (CWI) Presidential Ambassadors program promotes the positive image of CWI by engaging a select group of student leaders to represent the CWI student body at designated events sponsored by the Office of the President, Marketing and Communications, and Enrollment and Student Services. 

A diverse group of students who represent CWI on a volunteer basis, Presidential Ambassadors promote a public understanding of the College by sharing their own CWI experiences and encourage lifelong involvement with the College.

The Application process is now open.

  • Becoming an Ambassador

    Why Should I Apply?

    • Develop leadership, communication, and professional skills
    • Work closely with the Office of the President and the Admissions and Recruitment Team
    • Attend designated Presidential, campus, and community events
    • Network with donors, alumni, friends, faculty, staff, and the student body
    • Assist with the recruitment of prospective students and parents
    • Opportunities for campus exposure, making the Ambassadors some of the most visible and well-known students on campus.
    • Development of personal growth, self-esteem, leadership skills and a professional resume
    • Unparalleled experience in public relations (meeting people, public speaking, representing the College) which help develop the skills and confidence vital to future success in job interviews and career advancement
    • A Presidential certificate of appreciation upon successful completion of trainings and position responsibilities.
  • Requirements

    Participate in Events and Tours with a minimum of 20 hours per semester.

    Possible events include:

    • Assisting One Stop Student Services during registration and welcome week
    • Assisting with graduation ceremony activities
    • Attending Presidential and Community Relations Advancement Events
    • Traveling to college fairs, high schools, and other recruitment events
    • Speaking to the CWI Board of Trustees, Faculty/Staff meetings, and other meetings or events
       

    Student's interested in becoming a Presidential Ambassador must:

    • Apply for consideration (a personal interview will also be required)
    • Demonstrate knowledge of CWI history and programs
    • Demonstrate active campus and/or community involvement
    • Possess strong interpersonal skills (self-motivation, effective communication, leadership skills, etc.)
    • Have time to participate in ongoing trainings, meetings and events
    • Represent CWI in a friendly and professional manner
    • Have a minimum 2.5 GPA at CWI
    • Be enrolled in a minimum of 6 credit hours each semester

    The Presidential Ambassador program accepts a limited number of applicants. Apply now.

  • Recommend a Student to be a Presidential Ambassador

    Attention faculty, staff, and community members: nominate your exceptional students to be a CWI Presidential Ambassadors.  

    Presidential Ambassador Recommendation/Nomination Form

  • Requesting Presidential Ambassadors for an Event

    The Presidential Ambassadors are a diverse group of students who represent CWI. Presidential Ambassadors will promote a public understanding of the College by sharing their own CWI experiences. Presidential Ambassadors will also encourage lifelong involvement with the College.

    To request Presidential Ambassador representation at a college-related event,  please email ambassadors@cwi.edu
    *All requests must be made at least two weeks prior to the event.

    Please provide the following information:

    • Date​ of event
    • Name of event
    • Time/Duration​
    • Expectations and responsibilities ​of Ambassadors
    • Number of Ambassadors needed
    • Other details about the event

    The advisor will then let you know as soon as possible whether or not we will be able to fulfill your request.

Questions?

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Coordinator, Hispanic Serving Institution & Enrollment Couns
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