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Transfer Student Ambassador Program

The Transfer Student Ambassador Program was established at the end of the 2021-2022 Academic Year. As a Transfer Student Ambassador your role would be to create connections for new and returning transfer students. This could include simple things like sharing the best places to eat in town, telling new students what being a transfer student at OSU is really like, providing peer support, and helping other transfer students find their home on campus. Our Transfer Student Ambassadors are here to help other transfer students' transition to OSU be as smooth and seamless as possible.

 

Transfer Student Ambassadors will have opportunities for leadership development through the Hargis Leadership Institute, Oklahoma Statewide Transfer Student Success Conference, involvement in events and activities for National Transfer Student Week, participating in Welcome Week,  and much more!

 

Students can apply for a Transfer Student Ambassador position after completion of their first semester at OSU.

 

Transfer Ambassador Q&A

Submit your questions for your Transfer Ambassador's here and read their responses in the Tuesday Tips for Transfer Newsletter!



Meet Our Transfer Student Ambassadors

Amber Revels

Amber Revels

B.F.A. Studio Art

Class of 2025

Transferred from: Wichita State University (Kansas)

Member of: Tau Sigma National Honor Society, National Society of Leadership and Success, OKState Artist Society

Favorite Thing About OSU?

"Being able to grow as an artist with my fellows at Bartlett and the wonderful faculty that help us on our way!"

 

Elise Gonzales

Elise Gonzales

B.S. Biology and Secondary Education

Class of 2025

Transferred from: University of Texas Dallas

Member of: Alpha Delta Pi Sorority

What do you love about OSU?

"I love OSU because of the people I have met during classes and in my sorority! I also love how much school pride our school has! This school is so comforting and so joyful, that it really makes me want to be here and feel welcomed!"

Kiersten Bent

Kiersten Bent

B.S. Communication Sciences and Disorders

Class of 2024

Transferred from: St. John's University (Long Island, NY)

Member of: Tri Delta sorority, NSSLHA, as well as the National Society for Collegiate Scholars

What advice to have for other transfer students?

"Some advice I have for incoming transfer students is to do it all! Coming from so far away, I've learned that you just must go after everything you want in life, and OSU has been such an amazing place for me to chase my dreams and grow. Go pokes!"

 

 

Baylee Bowen

Baylee Bowen

B.S. Agribusiness and B.S. Agricultural Communications

Class of 2025

Transferred from: Northern Oklahoma College

Member of: Aggie X Club, Block and Bridle Club and, and a 2022-2023 Career Liaison for the Ferguson College of Agriculture

What was your transfer experience like?

"I transferred spring semester of my freshman year here to OSU from a junior college and it was the best decision I ever made. Oklahoma State has felt like home from the moment I stepped onto campus. While being a transfer can be a little scary, my best advice is to never let any opportunity pass by, whether it’s meeting a fellow student who may turn into a friend or taking a jump into a leadership position. Being a transfer, it’s easy to feel a few steps behind, but just taking advantage of everything OSU has to offer can make a world of difference as a new transfer!"

Bryanna Robbins

Bryanna Robbins

Bachelor of Architecture

Class of 2026

Transferred from: Holyoke Community College (Massachusetts)

What are some of the things you do at OSU?

"Besides the transfer success group, I attend events hosted by the BCM whenever I am able too. Some of my favorite things about OSU is the study abroad program offered to students, the botanical gardens, and the student union events that our hosted on-campus throughout each semester." 

 

Victoria Turner

Victoria Turner

B.S. Civil Engineering

Class of 2025

Transferred from: North Carolina A&T State University

Member of:  NSBE, the National Society of Black Engineers

What has made you a successful transfer student?

"I am an enthusiastic and dedicated campus leader, I am always up for a challenge. I also enjoy singing and musical theatre."

 

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