College of Humanities Student Ambassadors

College of Humanities Student Ambassadors represent the face of the college. This motivated group of interns embodies the qualities we wish to inspire in all of our students. 

COH ambassador group photo

What do Ambassadors do?

Student Ambassadors assist college representatives at a number of recruitment-based and college-related projects and events throughout the year, including:

  • Planning and executing department community-building events
  • Interacting with prospective high school students, transfer students, and their guests to explain the benefits of a Humanities major
  • Recording selfie-videos for social media
  • Attending bi-monthly ambassador meetings
  • Assisting with the Tucson Humanities Festival...and many more!

What are the benefits?

Becoming an Ambassador is a great way to more deeply connect with the college, faculty, staff, and other students. In addition, members will develop excellent communication, interaction and other important skills that translate to any career following graduation. Finally, participants earn internship units and an engaged learning notification on their UA transcript. 


Ready to Apply?

The application for Fall 2023 IS NOW CLOSED. Please check back in the Spring for the next round of applications!

 

Please note the following program requirements for consideration of your application:

  1. Must participate in the program for a minimum of two consecutive semesters.
  2. Must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00.
  3. Must commit to the following:
  • Mandatory training session
  • Attendance at bi-monthly meetings (to be determined by schedules)
  • Participation in a number of recruitment and college-related events each semester
  • Mandatory participation at Homecoming Alumni Brunch in the fall semester and Love Your Future in the spring semester
  • Completion of readings, discussions and assignments in D2L each semester

In addition to the above requirements, competitive applicants should reflect involvement in one or more activities outside the classroom (e.g., clubs, Greek Life, Study Abroad, work, or similar). If you meet the requirements above, please click on the “Apply Now” link above. Applications will be accepted through March 31, 2023. We look forward to meeting you!

If you have any questions, please text or email Karina Rodríguez at 520-334-5776 or kmr2@arizona.edu.

Student Ambassadors

Archer, Adonis Giovanni
Applied Humanities: Business Administration Emphasis
Beard, Sierra J
Italian & Anthropology
Belakovsky, Brian
Economics & Political Science
Bermudez, Gabe A
Applied Humanities: Business Administration Emphasis
Decker, Rianna
Religious Studies & Arabic & MENAS
DyerMok, Gemmalee Grayson Catrina
Classics & Anthropology
Effort, Anais M
East Asian Studies (Chinese Language) & Pre-Public Health
Fierro, Scarlett A
Spanish
Grijalva Islas, Amber Annette
Spanish Translation and Interpretation & Nursing
Horton, Chloe McKenzie
Africana Studies & Law
Howe, Olivia Jane
French & Finance & Management Information Systems
Johansen, Bryce Elizabeth
Religious Studies For Health Professionals & Biology
La Turco, Adelys Teresa
Interdisciplinary Studies
Maldonado, Alexander Anwar
Applied Humanities: Business Administration & Spanish
Molina, Danitza Michelle
Spanish & Public Health
Muller-Powers, Hayden S
World Literature
Muratori, McKena Ellison
Creative Writing & English
Parra-Landaverde, Ariana Gisela
Spanish (Translation and Interpretation)
Paterakis, Timmy Lee
Applied Humanities: Public Health Emphasis & Classics
Price, Zaina Makeeba
East Asian Studies (Cultural Studies)
Rascon, Alexia Alexia
Spanish & Law
Robles Valenzuela, Marilyn
Russian

Marilyn Robles Valenzuela is a senior majoring in Russian language with a minor in government and public policy. She was born in California and lived there for a few years before moving to Texas and now Arizona. Her experience studying abroad in Russia inspired her to study the language at The University of Arizona. Her interests include Russian culture, literature and traditions. In her spare time, Marilyn enjoys reading and traveling to California to visit family and friends. Her favorite thing about the humanities major are all the opportunities it offers students including scholarships, study abroad programs and events where students can connect with faculty. Upon graduation, Marilyn hopes to pursue a career in government and further develop her Russian language.

Romero, Mia Danae
Applied Humanities: Fashion Design Emphasis
Ruiz, Fernanda
Spanish & Psychology
Soliman, Sofia G
Italian & Psychological Science
Taylor, Louise Catherine
German Studies & Political Science with an emphasis in International Relations
Valenzuela, Ana Carolina
Spanish (Portuguese) & Criminal Justice Studies
Vazquez, Christina Ivonne
Spanish & Family Studies & Human Development