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Student Ambassador Program

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The Douglas College Student Ambassadors are a select group of student leaders from across campus who are making a significant contribution to the college community while developing advanced personal, professional and leadership skills. Working closely with the Office for New Students (ONS), they represent and promote Douglas College to current and prospective students, guests, and alumni.

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Past Ambassador Events

The Role

Student Ambassadors play a key role in a variety of campus activities, including:

  • New Student Orientation programs
  • Campus Community Spirit events
  • New Student Recruiting and Community Events
  • Campus partner events and committees
  • Alumni events

The Rewards

Through the planning and production of these activities, Student Ambassadors will have the opportunity to develop a wide range of professional skills, such as team leadership, marketing, communications, and event management. In addition, they will be eligible for:

  • (New!): Priority registration, campus lockers, and fitness passes!
  • Leadership Training and Professional Development seminars
  • A Student Ambassador polo shirt, lanyard, and other swag
  • Networking opportunities with Douglas College alumni
  • A Certificate of Service and reference letter outlining their contributions

The Commitment

The Office for New Students expects that all Student Ambassadors will:

  • Contribute in a significant way to the majority of Ambassador monthly events
  • Attend monthly training sessions and the annual Leadership Retreat
  • Respect any commitments they make to Ambassador team mates or ONS leadership
  • Average 5 - 10 hours per month of activity (according to their schedule)
  • Maintain a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA
  • Serve a minimum of one Summer Orientation Event

The Bottom Line

Through their dedication, imagination and initiative, the Student Ambassadors are creating a legacy of leadership and success that will resonate on campus for decades to come.

How to Apply

Fill out the Online Application Form

NWC: Contact Eric Glanville, Student Development Coordinator: glanvillee@douglas.bc.ca

DLC: Contact Zebeen Panju, Student Outreach Coordinator: panjuz@douglas.bc.ca