Health Studies Student Ambassador (HSSA)
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A Health Studies Student Ambassador is a representative chosen to promote and advocate
for the Health Studies Program and the institution as a whole. This role involves
engaging with prospective students, current students, faculty, and the broader community
to provide information, insights, and support related to the Health Studies Program
and its benefits.
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be a Health Studies Major.
- Must be in good standing academically and maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress
standards as required by the HLST Program and ULM.
- Have and maintain a minimum overall 2.75 GPA each term.
- Effective written and oral English communication skills.
- Demonstrate a positive attitude and strong work ethic both in and out of the classroom
and on or off campus.
- Ability to demonstrate flexibility, creativity, humor and dedication.
- Be able to participate in at least 1-2 events per year.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Engage with prospective and current students to answer questions, provide insights,
and share personal experiences related to the Program.
- Establishing a leadership role and presence on ULM campus.
- Assist in organizing and participating in events, workshops, and informational sessions
related to the Health Studies Program.
- Attend networking events and represent the Program at conferences or community outreach
activities.
- Uphold ethical behavior and professionalism in all ambassador activities.
Overall, a Health Studies Student Ambassador plays a pivotal role in promoting the
Health Studies Program and contributing to a positive educational environment. This
role can also offer personal growth, networking opportunities, and a chance to make
a meaningful impact within the academic community.
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Fall 2023 HLST Student Ambassadors:
Austin Box - HSPP major
Sohalia Schoen - HSPP major
Crystal Lee - HSMM major
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For further information about our
HSSA organization, contact
Dr. Jessica Dolecheck
Program Director | Health Studies Program
dolecheck@ulm.edu
318-342-5583
Health Studies