Student Alumni Association Ambassadors
Building culture, preserving traditions
About the Student Alumni Association Ambassadors
The Student Alumni Association Ambassadors (SAAA) play a critical role in developing the next generation of engaged Wolfpack alumni.
Our Mission
The Student Alumni Association Ambassador Program instills leadership development while engaging the NC State community by fostering traditions. SAAA strives to provide opportunities for the active involvement of students and to promote a vibrant campus culture.
Our History
Founded in 2001, the program is funded by the NC State Alumni Association, the North Carolina State University License Plate Fund and private donations.
Today, the Student Alumni Association Ambassadors are a diverse group of 25 NC State students with varying backgrounds, interests and areas of study, but who share the same enthusiasm for being part of the Wolfpack family. The program is affiliated with the Association of Student Advancement Programs, an international nonprofit organization of more than 300 student ambassadors, student alumni, student spirit and student foundation groups. The Student Alumni Association Ambassadors serve as the official student ambassadors to the NC State Alumni Association and represents the Park Alumni Center at various functions throughout the year. Additionally, the program governs the Student Alumni Association, one of the largest student organizations on campus with more than 1,500 members.
Our Ambassadors
President and Vice President
The program is overseen by the president and vice president. This duo is responsible for leading meetings, overseeing operations and representing the program on various boards and committees.
Email President Josh Sutton or Vice President Ashlin Austin.
Ambassador Engagement Committee
The Ambassador Engagement Committee oversees internal ambassador
development by helping to support aid group morale. They also plan socials
and end-of-the-year dinners to celebrate and reward the ambassadors’
accomplishments. Additionally, the Ambassador Engagement Committee
runs recruitment of new members into the ambassador program.
Email Ambassador Engagement Director Emma Coplon.
Student Engagement Committee
The Student Engagement Committee is responsible for fostering school spirit
within the student body and maintaining the traditions that make NC State so
near to alumni’s hearts. From Student Alumni networking events to the
endearing NC State Ring, our school culture is what makes the university such
a special place. With over 1,500 members, the Student Engagement
Committee strives to ensure students are happy during their years in the
organization and beyond.
Email Student Engagement Co-Directors Rose Hopp and Hailey Nipper.
Marketing Committee
The marketing committee contributes to the success of all committees within the Student Alumni Association Ambassadors by managing marketing efforts on social media and around campus. The Marketing Committee utilizes liaisons to communicate with each committee to gather information for publicizing and designs the classic Beat T-shirts.
Email our Marketing Director Kylee O’Keefe.
Homecoming Committee
If you’ve seen or heard of any events going on during Red and White Week, it is because this committee planned and organized it! Each year, the Homecoming Committee plans all events surrounding Homecoming, including group spirit competitions; Wear Red, Get Fed; and all things Red and White Week!
Email Homecoming Director Olivia Steadman or Homecoming Co-Director Kayla Grogan.
SOCIAL MEDIA:
Learn more by connecting with the Student Alumni Association on Instagram.
Join the Student Alumni Association Ambassadors recruitment email list to be
emailed the application link when it opens in January!
Questions? Contact President Josh Sutton.