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Looking for a way to get more involved with the College and network with influential alumni? Become an Engineering Student Ambassador to make connections and engage with successful Michigan Engineering graduates!

The Engineering Student Ambassador Program brings together students and alumni to provide a solid connection to current student experiences. Ambassadors engage alumni by hosting, mingling, providing information and sharing the Wolverine experience at luncheons, dinners, programs and events throughout the year. Ambassadors often engage with donors and their families by acting as guides and College representatives during visits to campus.
Becoming an ambassador allows you to make connections with influential Michigan Engineering alumni and staff. The program offers a prestigious opportunity to represent the diverse experiences of the College of Engineering to alumni. In doing so you will be sharpening your communication and public speaking skills, expand your leadership skills, network with alumni and get to know Michigan faculty, staff and fellow campus leaders.
Ambassadors work out of the College of Engineering Office of Advancement. The office works to maintain connections with alumni, who help support the college by providing resources for financial assistance and incentives, exceptional equipment and labs, and opportunities for students to participate on team projects such as the Solar Car, Concrete Canoe and MRacing teams. Alumni continue to build Michigan Engineering’s strength and reputation, and help students to discover the breadth and depth of opportunities at Michigan Engineering through their contributions and volunteerism.
Ambassadors participate in events such as Michigan Engineering Homecoming Weekend and alumni seminars; host students, parents, alumni and donors; work closely with the Office of Advancement, the Dean’s Office and the Office of Student Affairs on donor stewardship efforts and other donor related activities.

Applicants must be Engineering undergraduate or graduate students who have a comprehensive and working knowledge of the University. Strong, dynamic public speaking skills are required. Ambassadors must be flexible concerning night and weekend availability.
Completed applications will be reviewed and a small number of individuals will be invited for a personal interview with a selection committee composed of representatives of the Office of Student Affairs and the Office of Advancement. The selection committee will make final decisions. Particular emphasis will be placed upon an enthusiastic and positive attitude about Michigan, communication skills, responsibility and reliability, proven leadership and the desire to promote the University of Michigan as a world-class institution.
The term of the appointments coincides with one academic year, September through April. Applicants this year will be considered for an ambassadorship for the 2013-14 school year.
To apply to be an ambassador, please do the following by April 3, 2013:
