[Clinton, N.C.] – Nothing tells the story better of an organization than those who are immersed in it daily and can see its value. Therefore, Sampson Community College reaches out to student ambassadors to help tell its story to the community each year.

This year is no different. At an annual luncheon hosted by SCC Foundation Executive Director, Lisa Turlington, the new ambassadors were introduced to administrative leaders and other staff. This year’s ambassadors are Tyler Honeycutt, Phoebe Miller, Carla Dixon, Kayla James and Haley Wilson.

PHOTO:  Left to right are Honeycutt, Miller, Turlington, SGA Advisor, Amanda Raynor, Brandon Wiggins and Leslie Bautista of the SCC Foundation, Dixon, Dean of Students, Blair Hairr and SCC President, Dr. Bill Starling.

Ambassadors are nominated by a faculty or staff member at the school to serve for a full academic year. Ambassadors serve as representatives for the school at various campus events as well as events for the SCC Foundation. They will be called upon to help tell the SCC story to the public and prospective students.

For more information about how you can help the SCC Foundation, contact Brandon Wiggins at bwiggins@sampsoncc.edu or at 910.900.4026.

 

About Sampson Community College:  Sampson Community College is a member of the North Carolina Community College System, located in Clinton, NC in Sampson County. The college offers many programs to include two-year degrees, college transfer, continuing education and workforce development options and early college education.