The mission of FACS Student Ambassadors is to represent our fellow students, facilitate relationships, and impact Athens and the UGA community through intentional service.
These students represent the College of Family and Consumer Sciences at a variety of events such as career days, recruiting activities, alumni functions, special visitation days, high school student activities, seminars and receptions. At all times, the student representatives act as true ambassadors of the College via their language, appearance and activities.
Student Ambassadors Attend
- The FACS Ambassador Retreat is held on a Saturday during the fall semester
- The FACS Leadership Day is held on a Saturday during the spring semester
- FACS Week events in October
- Monthly meetings throughout the year
- Assist with high school tour groups
- Meet with prospective students and their families
How Are Student Ambassadors Chosen?
Each year, outstanding students are chosen to be the primary student communicators for the College of Family and Consumer Sciences and to develop their leadership abilities for future professional roles. Ambassadors are selected based on their academic records, interpersonal skills, leadership experience and dependability.
Who is Eligible?
- Full-time FACS students
- 2.75 minimum grade point average
- Enrolled in the College at least one semester
- At least two semesters (fall and spring) remaining before graduation
- A commitment to positively promoting the College
What Do I Need to Apply?
- A completed application
- Resume
- Cover Letter
How Can I Learn More?
For questions about the FACS Student Ambassador Program please email success@uga.edu.
Application
Applications for the 2025-2026 Academic Year will be open from February 20 to March 20 at 8am.
2024-2025 FACS Student Ambassadors
Name | FACS Major |
Theodora Afantchao | Nutritional Sciences |
Precious Ahabue |
Nutritional Sciences |
Laney Cline |
Consumer Economics |
Gabriela Contreras |
Dietetics |
Tara Goff |
Dietetics & Culinary Science and Nutrition |
Elizabeth Grant |
Human Development and Family Science |
Janyia Hightower | Dietetics |
Mackenna Jenkins | Nutritional Sciences |
Anna MacLeod | Consumer Economics & Housing Management and Policy |
Sydney Munnagle |
Nutritional Sciences |
Molly Piller |
Nutritional Sciences |
Avery Symons |
Human Development and Family Science |
Deniella Tenenbaum |
Financial Planning & Housing Management and Policy |
Emma Thomas |
Human Development and Family Science |
Katrina Wood |
Financial Planning & Housing Management and Policy |
Meet Ambassadors

Ayeley Theodora Afantchao
Childhood bout with malnutrition inspired her passion for knowledge

Sydney Munnagle
Wisconsin native found a major she loved in nutritional sciences

Molly Piller
Close-knit nature of FACS has helped pre-med student build community