Ambassador Program

The Ambassador Program exists to help spread awareness of UCLA Alumni Scholarships. Students who take part in the program return to their high schools and community colleges, and in some cases several others as well, to give a brief presentation about the Alumni Association and its scholarship opportunities. The materials for this presentation already exist and are provided to Alumni Scholars when they sign up for the program. The ultimate aim of the program is to increase the number of Alumni Scholarship applicants by contacting high school students and potential community college transfers directly.

Get Involved

Get service hours for telling your high school about the alumni scholarship and UCLA through the Ambassador Program. Even if you missed the workshop and training you can still participate in this program. All you need to do is...

(1) E-mail leadership@alumnischolarsclub.org to let us know that you're doing the program. Include the names of all of the high schools you plan on visiting.

(2) Download the powerpoint from this website and personalize it to create your own unique presentation.

(3) Check out the "What to say in your presentations", "UCLA Fun Facts", and "Presentations dos and don'ts" for ideas on what to say in your presentation,

(4) Download the "How to Contact Schools" form and make sure to call your school(s) by early December.

(5) Practice your presentation! Check out http://www.speaking-tips.com/ for public speaking tips.

(6) Download the "Form for students" and make enough copies to pass out while you do your presentation, don't forget you can make copies for free in the ASC office in JWAC.

(7) Do your presentations during winter break.

(8) Email leadership@alumnischolarsclub.org with any questions throughout the process!