Student Ambassadors

About Us

The WWU Student Ambassadors are a diverse group of student leaders who serve as representatives of the student body at events and donor meetings hosted by the President and the Western Foundation. Ambassadors seek to build and reinforce the relationships between the university and its most dedicated constituents by sharing their individual Western experiences, passions, and dreams with friends, trustees, board members, elected officials, donors, faculty, staff, students, and other campus and community leaders. Their experiences exemplify the ways in which donor support advances Western and how Western impacts the world. The Student Ambassadors are managed by the Donor Relations team at the Western Foundation.

Meet our current Ambassadors

Landan Campbell
Scheduling Manager Lead
Electrical Engineering; Energy Concentration

Ben Bagley
Special Project Lead
Sports Journalism

Jill Purdy
Communications Lead
Biology

Zoe Evans-Agnew
Volunteer/Social Lead
Behavioral Neuroscience

Kevin Harris
Theatre Acting & Playwrighting

Nicole Crook
International Business

Xavier Hickey
Creative Writing

Tatum Buss
Political Science

Mitchell Marquez
Human Services

Ashley Curtin
Music Education

David Greenfield
Political Science

Anh Vu
Secondary Education Mathematics

Anna Cortines
Accounting

Cat Kiser
Anthropology

Charlotta Abernathy Politics/Philosphy/Economics

Charlotta Abernathy
Politics/Philosophy/Economics

Elizabeth Robinson
Marine and Costal Science

Ellie Potts
Environmental Studies

Igor Ribeiro Dias
Business Administration-International Business

Isaac Heiman
Behavioral Neuroscience

Katey Courter
Communication

Kayla Beard
Communication Sciences & Disorders

Mac Franks
Electrical Engineering

Natalie Sacker
Business & Sustainability

Sargun Handa
Psychology

Becoming an Ambassador

What can the ambassador program do for you?

Build Professionalism: Monthly trainings cover a wide variety of topics chosen to refine the skills needed in all careers. From networking via coffee chats with alumni to using social networks as tools to connect with industry professionals, the trainings are timely and relevant.
Flexible Scheduling: The ability to choose which projects and events to sign up for ensures that this program can accommodate any schedule.

Create A Western Network: Creating connections with donors, staff, alumni, and constituents is at the core of this opportunity.

Learn New Skills: Staff a professional event and share your Western story in a compelling way, design and edit video content, host a panel discussion and professional lecture, and much more!