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The Chancellor’s Student Ambassadors are exemplary members of the student body who assist in hosting special events planned by Chancellor Kristensen's office.  Ambassadors are frequently asked to welcome university guests and to share their student experience at the University of Nebraska at Kearney.





2012-2013 Chancellor's Student Ambassadors

2012 Ambassadors 

Back Row (left to right) :  Adam Peters, Halsey Lutt, Michael Christen, Andi Diediker, Courtney Smejdir, Jordan Rehnstrom, Lauren Stehlik

Front Row (left to right) : Adam Kahle, MaryAnn Pelc, Brandon Drozd, Katie Swett, Chancellor Kristensen, Cindie Reneau, Rick Poppe, Rachel Schnoor, Ryan Grossnicklaus  

Not Pictured:  Abbie Davis



 

 The Chancellor’s Ambassadors assume their responsibilities at a mandatory retreat where they study the history of the University, discuss etiquette, and tour campus facili­ties.  Ambassadors must be able to serve for the entire academic year.  They are expected to attend meetings and be readily available to host University events planned by the Chancellor's office.  Generally, Student Ambassadors serve during either their junior or senior year.


  • Applications for Student Ambassador Positions are available at the Director’s Office, located in the Nebraskan Student Union during the Spring semester.
  • Applicants must have completed a minimum of 40 credit hours prior to making application.
  • Applicants select an interview time when their application is submit­ted.

Ambassador interviews are held during the Spring semester for the following year.  Selection of Ambassadors is based on availabil­ity and willingness to serve, knowledge of the university, leadership, campus involvement; academic background; poise; and interpersonal and com­munication skills.  The Ambassador Board will consider the overall membership of the group to obtain the best representation of the student body. 

Serving as an Ambassador is an opportunity and a privilege.  You will polish your leadership skills, increase your self-confidence, and learn to better serve others.  You will also learn more about your university as you interact with other Student Ambassadors, members of the faculty and administration, and state and national leaders who visit our campus.