Author: Rachael Gladden

Faculty should encourage their students to apply to become prevention ambassadors. Students who accept the position are eligible for a zero-credit internship after a minimum commitment of three semesters. Applications will be accepted until July 15.

Prevention Services has developed a student ambassador program for the Prevention Services Advisory Board (PSAB) over the past few years. Their purpose is to provide an opportunity for Wichita State students to develop leadership, community outreach and human services skills. They also serve as change agents in promoting health, wellness and mental health awareness in the WSU community. Ambassadors create events, provide information via tabling and give presentations on topics they feel are relevant to fellow students. 

Are you interested in an internship that promotes mental and physical wellness and gives back to your community? Become a prevention ambassador. Applications will be accepted now through July 15.

Prevention ambassadors assist the Wichita State Prevention Services Advisory Board (PSAB) in our #WSUWeSupportU mission of promoting campus health and wellness through suicide prevention, sexual assault prevention, substance abuse prevention, and wellness promotion.

Prevention Ambassadors also work to create wellness-oriented events to help promote campus health in cooperating with PSAB departments. Ambassadors are eligible for a zero-credit internship.