What is the Student Ambassadors program?
The Student Ambassadors program is an opportunity for high school students to develop and/or improve their leadership skills. Tasks are centered around activities such as networking, public speaking, event planning, marketing, social media promotion plus other activities needed to meet post secondary life goals.
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Each completed task is awarded points in a year-long competition for academic scholarships. Scholarships are awarded in July and range from $500 - $2,500 and can be used at any college, university or trade school program. Once a scholarship recipient is enrolled in their chosen program the ASF Foundation will send the scholarship money to the program to be applied to the student's account.
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Student Ambassadors will learn skills while promoting the ASF Foundation and Alabama State Games gaining real world experience and knowledge.
Personal Growth/Development Team Work
Leadership Networking
Community Involvement Communications
Responsibility Public Speaking
Confidence Building Event Planning
Who's Eligible?
Alabama high school students (9-12th grade) with a strong display of academics, work ethic, leadership, and communication skills.
Scholarship Opportunities
Each completed task is awarded points in a year-long competition for academic scholarships. Scholarships are awarded in July and range from $500 - $2,500 and can be used at any college, university or trade school program. Once a scholarship recipient is enrolled in their chosen program the ASF Foundation will send the scholarship money to the program to be applied to the student's account.
2025-2026
Student Ambassador Scholarship Winners
Josie Harrison - $2,500 Alfred Michael “Freddie” Lester Award
​Caden Steiner - $2,000
Gracyn Bunt - $1,500
Mae Meadows - $1,000
Kayleigh Creel - $500
Kalie Deese - $500
Amari Smith - $500
Avalon Stanford - $500
Jackson Gunn - $500