
Chancellor's Ambassadors
The Chancellor’s Ambassadors is a volunteer student organization.
The program was developed to promote and strengthen Catamount pride on and off campus, assist the Chancellor at select University events, and provide the opportunity for professional networking with prominent Ä¢¹½¶ÌÊÓÆµalumni and community leaders.
Students applying to the program will go through an interview process and be selected for participation.
How to Become a Chancellor's Ambassador
To become a Chancellor's Ambassador for Ä¢¹½¶ÌÊÓÆµ you must meet and fulfill certain guidelines. You must have completed a full semester at Ä¢¹½¶ÌÊÓÆµand maintain at least 12 credit hours, with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. Each member is required to participate in at least two events per semester, as well as attend each general and committee meetings scheduled each month. It is also very important that you possess strong communication skills, and be able to effectively communicate in small and large groups. Recruitment occurs in the spring semester. Informational sessions and applications dates and deadline can be found below.
For more information, please contact us at ambassadors@wcu.edu.
Current Ambassadors

Megan Baker
Chancellors Ambassador
What you love about being a Chancellor’s Ambassador: What I love most about being a Chancellor’s Ambassador is the connections I make and the knowledge I gain. I meet so many people, inside and outside of the group, that are all working to make Ä¢¹½¶ÌÊÓÆµa better place, and I am able to learn so much from their ambitions.




Amyra Dial
What you love about being a Chancellor’s Ambassador: I love being a Chancellor's Ambassador because it allows me to gain many lifelong skills and relationships. I enjoy connecting with my peers, networking with community members, and showing my pride for WCU. I also appreciate the opportunity to give back to the community on and off campus.


Ashlyn Hannon
What you love about being a Chancellor’s Ambassador: I love that as a Chancellor's Ambassador I get to improve my leadership skills while giving back to Ä¢¹½¶ÌÊÓÆµand creating positive change on campus. I also love both the professional and social connections I develop with my fellow ambassadors.


Lillian Head
What you love about being a Chancellor’s Ambassador: The thing I am most looking forward to while being a Chancellor's Ambassador is meeting new people and learning new things about our school. Becoming an ambassador has opened the door to so many experiences and possibilities that will leave me with lifelong memories and connections!

Kenzie Kuchen
What you love about being a Chancellor’s Ambassador: I love how involved I get to be with campus and our students! I’m so excited to get to know all of my fellow ambassadors and to get the opportunity to represent western and show our community how hardworking and dedicated our students are to helping make a better tomorrow for our school.

Thomas McDowell
Secretary
What you love about being a Chancellor’s Ambassador: Getting to meet, be around, and learn from so many different people. Each person who is a part of the Chancellor's Ambassadors has their own unique story to tell and experiences to share. I just love being in an environment that allows me to get involved with these stories.

Karina Rodriguez Reyes
Vice President
What you love about being a Chancellor’s Ambassador: I love that as a Chancellor’s Ambassador, I get to represent Western and the community surrounding it in a unique way and that I get to work alongside hardworking individuals to create an amazing atmosphere for students at WCU.


Tryston Weiss
What you love about being a Chancellor’s Ambassador: Serving as a Chancellor’s Ambassador is one of the most meaningful roles that I have had the privilege of participating in during my time at Ä¢¹½¶ÌÊÓÆµ. What I love most about being a Chancellor’s Ambassador is the opportunity to represent the university that has shaped my life in such profound ways academically, professionally, and personally, while also contributing meaningfully to campus initiatives and community efforts.