UNIVERSITY of MOBILE
AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be slave of all. For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:43-45
About the Ambassador Program
Since 1984, the UM Ambassador Program has focused on enhancing the visibility of the University of Mobile and providing students with an opportunity to interact professionally with the public and peers and to serve the university and local community.
Our ambassadors consist of a group of students who demonstrate excellent interpersonal communication skills, enthusiasm for the university, proven leadership abilities, positivity, sound judgment, and reliability.
The program includes a rigorous application and interview process. Students who achieve this honor undergo comprehensive leadership and etiquette training to prepare them to assist with university events as official hosts, both on and off campus; as well as to be leaders within the local community.
Ambassadors serve the University and community through intentional Biblical leadership according to Mark 10:43-45, "Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be slave of all. For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.”
2023-2024 University Ambassadors

Travis Grimes
Semmes, AL
Senior; Accounting (MBA program)

Kayley Burgess
Atmore, AL
Senior; Biology

Olivia Henley
Huntsville, AL
Senior; Psychology

Alex Lopez
Satsuma, AL
Junior; Social Work

Jameson Stephens
Auburn, AL
Sophomore; Music Performance

Anna Olsen
Semmes, AL
Senior; English and Secondary Education

Marlee Montalvo
Satsuma, AL
Junior; Communications

Jack Mims
Thomasville, AL
Junior; Mathematics

Aspen Adams
Union Springs, AL
Junior; Accounting

Bethany Kilgore
Mobile, AL
Junior; Elementary Education

Karlie Welch
Monroeville, AL
Junior; Communication

Reece Miles
Daphne, AL
Junior; Criminology

Shelby Wolfe
Mobile, AL
Senior; Nursing

Olivia Jimmerson
Montgomery, AL
Senior; Nursing

Camille Edgar
Deatsville, AL
Sophomore; Worship Leadership

John Mark Willard
Jackson, TN
Sophomore; Worship Leadership & Music Business

Chesed Turner
Niceville, FL
Sophomore; Musical Theatre
How to become an ambassador?
Students that would like to be considered must be a full time undergraduate student or enrolled in a minimum of 6 academic hours as a graduate student. Undergraduates must have completed a minimum of 14 hours of academic course work and graduates 6 hours.
The ambassador selection process is conducted each spring for the following academic year. Selections are based on an application and interview process. Current ambassadors must reapply to be considered for continuation in the program. Follow our social media accounts to see when applications are being accepted.
Applications will open January 9, 2024