2025-2026 Ambassadors
What is a Western Ambassador?
The Western Oklahoma State College student Ambassador program was established in 2001. They are under the official sponsorship of the president of the college. Their mission is to promote the college through a variety of speaking engagements and special events. Western Ambassadors personally benefit by gaining leadership and public speaking training and experiences. [Learn More...]
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Meet the Ambassadors!
High School:
Lookeba-Sickles High School
Major:
Liberal Arts/ Business
Activities at Western:
Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Baptist Collegiate Ministries, Fine Arts Club, Western Ambassador, and Women’s Basketball
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
Get involved and make the most of it! You will make great relationships here at Western that will last a lifetime.
Favorite Memory of Western:
My favorite Memory is playing jungle pong in the point with all my friends during welcome week!
High School:
Hobart High School
Major:
Education
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and Baptist Collegiate Ministries
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
College is what you make it, so meet new people and have fun.
Favorite Memory of Western:
College is what you make it, so meet new people and have fun.
High School:
Frederick High School
Major:
Behavioral Science & Religion
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Fellowship of Christian Athletes- President, Student Senate-President, Baptist Collegiate Ministries
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
Don’t be afraid to do what’s right
Favorite Memory of Western:
The many individuals I’ve been able to meet and grow my faith with!
High School:
Duke High School
Major:
Liberal Arts
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
College can be challenging, but it’s also one of the most exciting and transformative times in your life. Be kind to yourself and take full advantage of all the opportunities that come your way!
Favorite Memory of Western:
Meeting and making all new friends, everyone has been so welcoming and made it feel like home!!
High School:
Duke High School
Major:
Nursing
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and Baptist Collegiate Ministries
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
College is what you make it. Come to the events on campus and meet new people. The more you involve yourself with activities, organizations, and other students, the better your experience at Western will be!!
Favorite Memory of Western:
My favorite memory is all the ones with the ambassador group, and all of the welcome week events.
High School:
Hollis High School
Major:
Behavioral Science
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Fine Arts Club, and Rotaract
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
Say yes to opportunities, join clubs, attend events, and meet new people! Don’t compare yourself too much to others; everyone is figuring things out at their own pace.
Favorite Memory of Western:
I don’t have one favorite memory. Any time with the ambassador team is special, from Welcome Week and our retreat to just hanging out in Pioneer Central.
High School:
Hammon High School
Major:
Pre-Education
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Baptist Collegiate Ministries, and Lady Pioneer Softball.
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
Make the most of it! College is what you make it, and the time flies by fast!
Favorite Memory of Western:
My favorite memory was during softball when we won our 20th game in a row. It was the longest winning streak in Western Softball history!
High School:
Frederick High School
Major:
Liberal Arts
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador and Baptist Collegiate Ministries
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
Don’t be afraid to get involved, college is what you make it, and it can be one of the best things.
Favorite Memory of Western:
My favorite memory would be Welcome Week because it’s full of fun memories and new people!
High School:
Frederick High School
Major:
Farm and Ranch Management
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, AG Ambassador, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and Agronomy Club
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
Have Fun and get involved, college is what you make it at the end of the day. Also, don’t get behind on work!
Favorite Memory of Western:
My favorite memory is hanging with the ambassadors and hanging out at the point.
High School:
Hollis High School
Major:
Business Administration
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Rotaract, Hispanic Student Association, WINDS
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
Get involved, meet new people, and don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone!
Favorite Memory of Western:
Every memory with the ambassadors is a fun one, whether we’re working together, laughing between events, or making new connections. I’m always grateful for the friendships and experiences we share.
High School:
Mangum High School
Major:
Liberal Arts
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Fine Arts club, WINDS
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
Make new friends, and push yourself to get out of your comfort zone!
Favorite Memory of Western:
Scooter ball was so fun, hanging out with my ambassador friends, and meeting new people in the Fine Arts club!
High School:
Portales High School
Major:
Nursing
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Shooting Sports team, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
Have an open mind to every opportunity.
Favorite Memory of Western:
I really enjoy getting together with some of my teammates and playing pool in Pioneer Point.
High School:
Mangum High School
Major:
Science and Health, Physical Education and Recreation in Kinesiology and Exercise Science
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Baptist Collegiate Ministries, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Phi Theta Kappa, Peer Tutor, Student Senate
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
Stay on top of your academics and participate in campus activities, which can allow you to grow academically, personally, and spiritually.
Favorite Memory of Western:
My favorite memory of Western is Casino Night when we play for real prizes, and FREE popcorn on Thursdays!!!
High School:
Tipton High School
Major:
Pre-Vet | Animal science
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Ag Ambassador, and the social media team
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
My advice to an upcoming freshman is to step out of your comfort zone, get involved with different organizations. College is truly what you make it, and make Western your smart start, you won’t regret it
Favorite Memory of Western:
I really enjoyed capturing the moment and memory for the school's social media team and getting to be involved in the college.
High School:
Navajo High School
Major:
Plant and Soil Science
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Ag Ambassadors, and the Agronomy Club
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
Get involved, but don’t forget to stay on top of your classwork. Do not procrastinate!!
Favorite Memory of Western:
My favorite memory is welcome week! It is great to push yourself to meet new people!
High School:
Navajo High School
Major:
Business Administration
Activities at Western:
Western Ambassador, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and Collegiate Cattle Association Member.
Advice for Incoming Freshman:
Keep God at your center, and everything else will fall into place!
Favorite Memory of Western:
My favorite memory as an ambassador here at Western has to be our spontaneous ideas. Whether that’s late-night trips to the Point or simply going out for ice cream after a meeting/event, we all keep each other on our toes, making each day different from the last!
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What is Western Oklahoma State College?
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Western Oklahoma State College, established as Altus Junior College in 1926, is the oldest original municipal two-year college still in existence in Oklahoma...
[About WOSC]Vision
Western Oklahoma State College aspires to be the outstanding and innovative community college known for its focus on student success and its service to community and regional development.Mission
The mission of Western Oklahoma State College is to provide high quality education while ensuring equity, supporting student success, and empowering individuals to become productive members of diverse local, regional, and global communities.