The Student Ambassador Program is an outreach initiative aimed at teaching high school students about international cultures and current events through lectures, open discussion, simulations, and geography games. Program participants develop and present 30 minute interactive lessons on international topics of their choice at area high schools. Student Ambassadors gain invaluable experience performing intensive research, teaching, and making public presentations while providing a vital civil service to the community by stimulating high schoolers to learn more about global issues.
For more information on participation in CITS student programs, please email Christopher Tucker at c.tucker@cits.uga.edu
The Center for International Trade and Security is committed to including students in its research and outreach projects while encouraging them to pursue knowledge in their particular areas of interest. The Center firmly believes that the student-mentor relationship is mutually beneficial for both its researchers and its students at all levels with interest in international security and nonproliferation.
