ASF Foundation Student Ambassadors Program

TAKE THE PLEDGE TO KEEP ALABAMA'S ROAD SAFE!

Become a part of the ASF Foundation's statewide BE A MENTOR, Don't Text & Drive campaign designed to teach Alabama's youth the dangers of Texting & Driving. Posters have been placed in schools and public facilities around the state encouraging people to visit the website to learn more about the dangers of texting and driving. Click Here to sign the Don't Text & Drive petition and pledge to become a mentor to others on the dangers of texting and driving.

Click here to download a hard copy of the Don't Text & Drive Petition.

During the past eight weeks, ASF Foundation Student Ambassadors successfully collected 3,500 signatures from Alabama citizens pledging to
Be A Mentor, Don't Text & Drive.

All of us at AT&T are thrilled with this outstanding and very successful project. Congratulations to all who made it such a winner!
~ Gary Pledger, AT&T Director-External Affairs

What is ASF Foundation Student Ambassadors Program?

The ASF Foundation, a non-profit organization established in 1982, started the Student Ambassadors program in 2001. Being a Student Ambassador is an honor that presents a rare opportunity for high school students to further develop their skills development in the following areas:

• Personal Growth/Development
• Leadership
• Community Involvement
• Real World Experiences
• Responsibility
• Confidence Building
• Communications
• Team Work
• Networking
• Public Relations
• Time Management
• Public Speaking
• Event Planning
• Marketing

"If you believe in yourself, and have dedication and pride, and never quit, you'll be a winner."
- Paul "Bear" Bryant

To win in sports, business or life, always go beyond what's expected and never leave any room for doubt. The ASF Foundation Student Ambassadors program teaches a system of winning that could and should be carried into the game of life.

Along with gaining invaluable experience working alongside the ASF Foundation throughout the year, the selected student ambassador will be eligible to be awarded an ASF Foundation Academic Scholarship.

What are the Student Ambassadors duties?

The ASF Foundation Student Ambassadors will be responsible for helping promote the ASF Foundation and all of its programs including serving as the school's official representative on the ASF Foundation County Alumni & Friends organization. The Student Ambassadors will be an ASF Foundation spokesperson distributing program material to the schools and businesses in the community, speaking on television and radio about the programs or taking press releases to the local newspapers. Along with promoting the ASF Foundation, the Student Ambassadors will serve as ASF Foundation representatives at events taking place in their community and possibly attending the ASF Foundation State Games as an event management volunteer.

Who is Eligible to be a Student Ambassador?

Alabama's High School students who have time and a passion for excelling in the public arena and who enjoy being a part of a program seeking positive community relations. Each applicant should display strong academics, leadership and communication skills amongst their peers.

How are Student Ambassadors selected?

Eligible participants turn in the application form to their school principal. A school selection committee is appointed to review the applications and select one male and one female ASF Foundation Student Ambassador to represent their school.

Congratulations to all of our 2012-2013 Student Ambassador $2,500 Academic Scholarship winners!

Congratulations to all of our 2012-2013 Student Ambassador $1,000 Academic Scholarship winners!

During the past eight weeks, ASF Foundation Student Ambassadors successfully collected 3,500 signatures from Alabama citizens pledging to
Be A Mentor, Don't Text & Drive.

All of us at AT&T are thrilled with this outstanding and very successful project. Congratulations to all who made it such a winner!
~ Gary Pledger, AT&T Director-External Affairs

ASF Foundation Student Ambassadors worked with the ASF Foundation to mentor people in their communities on the dangers Texting & Driving, along with other programs of the ASF Foundation. BE A MENTOR, Don't Text & Drive is a program designed to help make Alabama's roads safer by mentoring people around the state on the dangers of Texting & Driving. An online petition was created and Student Ambassadors mentored people throughout their schools and communities to sign the petition and pledge to become a mentor to others on the dangers of texting and driving.
Click Here to sign the Don't Text & Drive petition and pledge to become a mentor to others on the dangers of texting and driving.

On Monday, March 4, 2013, Student Ambassadors from the East Region met in Montgomery for an ASF Foundation Student Ambassadors Orientation. They learned about the ASF Foundation programs, what it means to be a mentor in their community and received information to help each of them effectively BE A MENTOR to others on the dangers of Texting & Driving.

Along with gaining invaluable experience working alongside the ASF Foundation throughout the year, the Student Ambassadors will be eligible to be awarded a $2,500 ASF Foundation Academic Scholarship.

On Tuesday, March 5, 2013, Student Ambassadors from the North Region met in Decatur for an ASF Foundation Student Ambassadors Orientation.

Congratulations to all of our 2011-2012 Student Ambassador Academic Scholarship winners!

Sierra Booker, Phenix City
Caitlin Brown, Meridianville
Mac Campbell, Escambia
Beverly Ceasar, Dadeville
Brandon Cox, Birmingham
Jayme Dewberry, Alexander City
Tyler Downs, Mobile
Krista Fluker, Dolomite
Allison Fowler, Fosters
Sabrina Guthrie, Nauvoo
Julie Howorth, Montgomery
Stewart Ippolito, Montgomery
Makenzie Johnson, Carbon Hill
Kerri Lynn Letson, Moulton
Karson Loomis, Montgomery
Grace Matlock, Evergreen
Lauryn Mummah, Foley
Karlee Robinson, Alexander City
Jackie Smith, Spanish Fort
Michael Tempero, Vredenburgh

Meet the 2011-2012 Student Ambassadors

Meet the 2010-2011 Student Ambassadors

Meet the 2009-2010 Student Ambassadors