Stetson Ambassadors
About
The Stetson Ambassadors serve as an elite leadership team that represents Stetson Law at community functions, mentors new students, helps with campus tours and works on special projects for the Dean's Office.
Ambassadors are selected through a competitive review process. Students are required to complete a written application and submit two references from the faculty or senior administration before being considered for interviews. Students are chosen based on their diversity of experience, background and displayed leadership ability.
The Ambassadors play a critical role in orientation by preparing entering students for the rigors of law school. As orientation leaders, they are trained as peer mentors to help new students work through sensitive situations, such as family crises or academic problems.
Ambassadors demonstrate their strong work ethic by coordinating dozens of community service, special event and fundraising projects each year. The average member volunteers 80 hours each semester; those within the Ambassador leadership typically donate 200 service hours each term.
In addition to supporting on-campus events and initiatives, Ambassadors have worked with schools, nonprofit organizations and bar associations throughout Tampa Bay.
Officers
Chief
Sean Caulfield
Deputy Chief of Policy and Hours
Marlene Myers
Co-Deputy Chief/Mentoring
Charlotte Berryman
Co-Deputy Chief/Mentoring
Konrad Strzalkowski
Deputy Chief of Tours & Admissions
Tatum Carlson
Deputy Chief of Tours & Admissions
Sara Fultz
Co-Deputy Chief of Program Development
Jack Haverkate
Co-Deputy Chief of Program Development
Jessica Organ
Co-Deputy Chief of Program Development
Sanford (Blaine) Kinne
Co-Deputy Chief of Program Development
Kaliope (Kaylee) Dris
Deputy Chief for the Part-Time Student Program
Lauren Bishop
Deputy Chief for the Part-Time Student Program
Grace Moseley
Deputy Chief for Alumni Relations
Manija Sidiqi
Deputy Chief for Alumni Relations
Georgia Young
Advisor
Alicia Norton