Somerset Community College recently named several current students as student ambassadors. SCC Student Ambassadors serve the college in a public relations capacity and represent the college at campus and community events. In order to be considered as an ambassador, students must hold at least a 3.0 grade point average, have a genuine interest in assisting others, possess a positive attitude and enthusiasm, have excellent interpersonal communication skills, showcase the ability to work effectively with individuals from diverse backgrounds, be willing to speak in front of a group of people, be punctual and reliable and be knowledgeable of SCC policies and procedures.
SCC Student Ambassadors are expected to:- Educate prospective students, school groups and the general public on the programs, resources and student life at SCC
- Represent SCC in a responsible, ethical and professional manner.
- Conduct tours for individuals and groups
- Represent SCC at campus and community events
- Share first-hand information about their college experience and provide accurate and useful information to new students to assist them in transitioning into college
- Encourage fellow students to complete their educational goals
- Work 40 hours each semester
- Be a good role model
For more information on the SCC Ambassador program, contact Melissa Winstead at (606) 451-6657.
Shown in photo:
Sitting in front from left:
Caitlyn Huff, Somerset
Ashleigh Fletcher, Corbin
Cassandra Casada, Somerset
Holly Estes, Eubank
Rebecca Dunmore, Somerset
Kanyawee Skulsillapakorn, Somerset
Autumn Smith, Russell Springs
Amber Hargis, Somerset
Shannon Plagge, Somerset
Parth Patel, Monticello
Paloma Carmona Martinez, Science HIll
Tiffany Russell, Somerset
Dominic Rodriguez, Somerset
Audrey Lovell, Burnside
Abi Perkins, Monticello
Justin Yazza, Somerset
Teia Daniel, Bethelridge
Berniece Combs, London
Christian Miller, Jamestown
(Not shown: Carlene Mallory, London)