The University of Arkansas β Fort Smith has selected 26 students to represent the university as campus ambassadors for the 2017-18 school year.
Campus ambassadors are a group of student leaders assisting the Admissions Office in representing ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ. The group provides insight to prospective students on campus life, degree programs, and other ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ offerings.
They also play a vital role in the Admissions Office, according to Megan Gabbard, admissions officer.
βThe ambassadors are essentially an extension of the Office of Admissions. These students support the universityβs efforts in recruiting by simply showcasing the opportunities our students are given,β Gabbard said. βWithout them, many of our daily actions would not be possible. I am blessed to be able to work with such a bright group of diverse students who love ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ.β
Campus ambassadors are:
Cedarville: Maddy Armer, new ambassador; and Justin Martin, returning ambassador.
Farmington: Meagan Dooly, new ambassador.
Fort Smith: Jaime Hernandez, Estefani Garcia-Caramo and Asher Parvu, returning ambassadors; Anna Parvu, new ambassador.
Greenwood: Ian Carter and Alexis Looper, returning ambassadors.
Hot Springs: Kelsey Richard, returning ambassador.
Huntsville: Savannah Cartmell and Michelle Hamrick, returning ambassadors.
Keller, Texas: An Ly, returning ambassador.
Milwaukee, Wis.: Anna Thommovongsa, new ambassador.
Mountainburg: Lauren Becker, new ambassador.
Mulberry: AnnMarie McCollum, returning ambassador.
Paris: Rachel Hamilton and Shenny Martines returning ambassadors.
Pea Ridge: Allie Van Houden, returning ambassador.
Prairie Grove: Jessica Davis and Casey Stamps, returning ambassadors.
Sallisaw, Okla.: Braden Likens, new ambassador.
Siloam Springs: Madisyn Fullerton, returning ambassador.
Spiro, Okla.: Kaden Aary, returning ambassador.
Van Buren: Gina Southchay, new ambassador.
West Fork: Darci Hays, returning ambassador.
About the ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ
The University of Arkansas β Fort Smith is the premiere regional institution of Western Arkansas, connecting education with careers and serving as a driver of economic development and quality of place in the greater Fort Smith region. Small class sizes, dedicated faculty and staff, affordable tuition rates, and a diverse on-campus culture allow ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ students to fully explore their areas of interest in ways that prepare them for post-graduate success academically, professionally, and personally. To find out what makes ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ just right for you, go to .