
As an SDG Student Ambassador, students will gain a strong understanding of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), deepen their knowledge of environmental and social responsibility, and enhance professional development skills for their resume. SDG Ambassadors are involved in:
- Educating students on the SDGs and their significance in the global community.
- Developing programming and events to promote the SDGs within the university community and beyond.
- Enhancing SDG knowledge in the community through presentations in classes, student housing and Registered Student Organizations (RSO) meetings
Skills development for Ambassadors include:
- Developing strong leadership, organizational and communication skills.
- Experience in project management/development and event planning.
This year SDG Student Ambassadors will engage in developing and planning programs that contribute to the promotion of the UN SDG goals on campus and in the broader community. At the end the year, there will be a showcase event for all Ambassadors to highlight their work and its impact on advancing the SDGs.
This program is open to all LMU undergraduate students. Ideally, SDG Student Ambassadors will reflect the diversity of majors and demographics across schools/colleges. Ambassadors must maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher and have an interest in engaging with the SDGs.
This is a professional development opportunity for the 2025-6 academic year that will consist of working 5 hours per week with compensation of $17.87 per hour. Ambassadors will be hired and paid through LMU. Work study preferred but not required.
Ambassadors must be able to work 5 hours every week and commit to 8 hours of SDG training.
Application deadline: Friday, September 12, end of day.
For more information, contact Professor Jeff Thies at jeffrey.thies@lmu.edu.
Meet the SDG Student Ambassadors
Past Student Ambassadors
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Major: Marketing
Minors: Asian Pacific American Studies & Asian and Pacific Studies