GETTING INVOLVED: Engineering Ambassadors

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Looking for leadership opportunities within engineering at Purdue? There are plenty of them, one of the most popular options is to become an Ambassador in the College of Engineering. 

There are a few different ways in which students can become ambassadors at Purdue!


1) Global Engineering Ambassadors

Ambassadors for Purdue’s Global Engineering Program interact with both current and prospective students. In addition to presenting at student fairs, they are involved in various Global Engineering events.  This includes participating in the annual I2D Expo and hosting international visitors on campus. As a bonus, ambassadors who participate in at least 10 events each semester will be awarded a $250 travel grant that can be applied to a study abroad program or to a conference for professional development. Additional grants can be earned as they continue to participate in more events throughout the semester!

2) Engineering Ambassadors

These students are ambassadors for the entire College of Engineering. Their focus is on representing Purdue Engineering at various alumni, recruitment and retention events. 

3) Student Ambassadors (for a specific engineering discipline)

Discipline-specific ambassadors represent and promote their discipline’s school by hosting tours around campus for visitors, meeting with guest lecturers who speak at seminars, networking with graduates and interacting with prospective students to give them information about their respective type of engineering at Purdue. There are also ambassadors who represent the Honors Engineering Program here at Purdue, and they are a great resource for students who want to learn more about the Honors Engineering experience!

Being an ambassador is a great opportunity to work on your leadership and communication skills. It also builds your resume and most importantly, you get to represent and show your pride for Purdue Engineering!

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- Shreya Ilango
WE Link Recruitment Project Committee
ECE 2020
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