Alumni Ambassadors
Terp Alumni Ambassador Program
The Alumni Association and Office of Undergraduate Admissions is excited to re-launch our Terp Alumni Ambassador volunteer program, which aims to provide opportunities for alums to assist with recruiting academically talented and diverse future Terps.
Get Involved
There are many different ways to engage as a Terp Alumni Ambassador:
- Speaking on alumni panels for prospective/admitted students
- Writing letters, postcards or notes to admitted students
- Participating in virtual events for prospective/admitted students
- Connecting 1:1 with prospective/admitted students
- Representing the University of Maryland at regional college fairs for prospective students
Interest Form
If you are interested in assisting with any of these efforts, please complete the brief interest form below by COB August 15, 2023.
Contact
To learn more about any alumni ambassador opportunities or resources, please contact Jessica Lee.
FAQs
The goal of the Terp Alumni Ambassador program is to connect alumni with prospective and admitted students within their community or regional areas. As an Alumni Ambassador you will support the Office of Undergraduate Admissions in our recruitment efforts, by attending college fairs across the country and participating locally in on-campus recruitment events.
We offer virtual training and refreshers for alumni ambassadors about six times a year. During training the following topics are covered:
- What is a Terp Alumni Ambassador
- What prospective students may ask at college fairs
- Diversity and inclusion
- College fair logistics
We ensure all of our Terp Alumni Ambassadors are well trained, excellent representatives of UMD and excited to recruit future Terps!
Terp Alumni Ambassadors play a crucial role in ensuring that UMD is well-represented at recruitment programs and events. Terp Alumni Ambassadors share their personal insight about their Terp student education and experience to talented, motivated and gifted high school students. Terp Alumni Ambassadors support the Office of Undergraduate Admissions recruitment efforts as well as our mission to provide information on college accessibility and affordability to all students from all backgrounds.