The Memorial Student Leaders Program is an opportunity for students to represent their university while developing professional and personal skills. This is a volunteer role in which students attend a variety of events on campus and in the community as ambassadors to the university. The program is administered by Student Life in partnership with the Division of Marketing and Communications, the Office of Student Recruitment, and Alumni Affairs and Development.

Request a Student Leader (formerly Memorial Ambassador) at your next event!

What do Memorial Student Leaders do?

• Attend Spring and Fall training events.
• Attend alumni and donor events on- and off-campus.
• Escort the President and other university officials at Orientation.
• Attend scholarship dinners and receptions.
• Assist with campus tours for prospective students.
• Greet and direct guests at spring and fall Convocation events.
• Represent Memorial during on-campus recruitment events.

Know the Benefits:

Student Leaders...

• Develop and use professional skills such as communication, dining etiquette, and leadership.
• Enhance time management and organizational skills.
• Network with staff, faculty, and community members.
• Connect with Memorial through the partnering departments.
• Build relationships with fellow Ambassadors.
• Expand knowledge of the Memorial University community.