Group of Student Ambassadors

Student Ambassadors

Student Ambassadors provide front-line customer service in Student Involvement & International Programs.  Primary tasks include triaging customer walk-ins, assisting students with monthly office games, and performing various administrative functions.

Secondary responsibilities include assisting with various co-curricular activities including Welcome Week Orientation and other college events.

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Essential Functions

  • Provide exceptional customer service to NWTC students, staff, and guests.
  • Perform various administrative tasks such as: counting supplies, stuffing folders, alphabetizing name cards, etc.  
  • Assist with event setup, implementation, and tear down.
  • Work all scheduled Week Orientation events.  
  • Assist with non-Student Involvement events, such as: open houses, registration events, career fairs, and other community-building activities.

Qualifications

  • Have a 2.75 GPA or better and maintain this while in the program. 
  • Be in good academic, financial, and disciplinary standing. 
  • Must have at least 2 semesters prior to graduating. 
  • Enrolled in a program at NWTC in a minimum of six units per semester. 
  • Be interested in developing customer service skills and leadership, public speaking, and event coordination experience. 
  • Possess strong interpersonal and organizational skills. 
  • Reliable, flexible and punctual. Available to work on occasional evenings and weekends. 
  • Strong written and oral communication skills. 
  • Ability to work independently as well as a member of a team. and facilitate group discussions and present to small and large groups of people within a diverse population. 
  • Enjoy assisting others and contributing to their success. 

Benefits to becoming a Student Ambassador

  • Leadership opportunity 
  • Paid position at $12/hour for regular office hours and most approved college event & activities assistance.  
  • Leadership opportunity 
  • Letter of recommendation 
  • Visibility to employers 
  • Professional development/training 
  • Build customer service and public relations skills 
  • Meet college students from other academic programs 
  • You will have fun!
     

Questions?

Contact Joseph Ritcher
920.498.7105
1.800.422.NWTC, ext. 7105
joseph.richter@nwtc.edu

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