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Be a Library Ambassador

The Library Ambassadors promote CMU Libraries’ resources and services through direct peer-to-peer interactions. Students selected as Library Ambassadors are trained in coordination with the Library Marketing Committee to make known the ways in which students can connect, collaborate, and succeed through engagement with the Libraries. Ambassadors also provide feedback to help shape the student experience.

How to become a Library Ambassador

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2018/2019 ACADEMIC YEAR.
Application deadline is September 2018.
Qualifications:

Currently enrolled CMU student
Be in good academic standing, minimum 2.0 GPA
Have an interest and enthusiasm for libraries
Able to serve for at least one academic year

Contact Laura Thompson or a current Library Ambassador for more information.

Benefits of serving as a Library Ambassador

Represent CMU Libraries by promoting its resources and services and by helping to shape the student experience at the Libraries.
Get a behind-the-scenes view of how the Libraries operate.
Fun tangibles including a t-shirt, buttons, food, swag, and more!
Receive a professional reference describing your contributions.
Gain professional skills, develop experience, and build your resume through:

Peer-to-peer marketing and outreach
Grass roots advocacy
Social media engagement
Networking with your peers
Photography
Public speaking
Usability testing
Event planning
Project management
Leadership

Co-leadership Opportunities

After one year of service, returning ambassadors have the opportunity to apply to serve in a leadership capacity.

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If you need accommodations due to a disability while using the library facilities, please contact the Research Help Desk, either in person or via email.
Please be prepared to state what type of accommodation you require, e.g. reaching a book, stack retrieval, use of adaptive equipment, or other requests.