ALUMNI AMBASSADOR PROGRAM AT NACPT

An Alumni Ambassador is a NACPT graduate who will positively promote NACPT to employers in the employment sectors, potential students and their parents; represent NACPT at various local functions, and help fellow NACPT alumni/students in their region.

Roles and Responsibilities:

To act as a liaison between Alumni in your region and Alumni Relations by:

• • Assisting Alumni Relations with events they host in your region
  • Presenting industrial updates as a guest speaker
  • Participating in the mentoring events
  • Connecting with/sending emails to alumni in their region
  • Organizing network events within industries/health care sectors
  • Providing country/cultural information to visitors from NACPT
  • Prior to Student Recruitment’s travels and during planning, connect with Student Recruitment to share regional intel (upon request)

Promote NACPT by:

• If requested by Student Recruitment, meet or speak informally with prospective students in your area about your NACPT student experience.
• Being a social media ambassador for the region, if requested by Alumni Relations and/or Student Recruitment.

Serve as a point of contact:

• For alumni who may be traveling/moving/or living in the area.
• For NACPT administrators, faculty, staff, students visiting your region.
• Welcoming co-op or exchange students who come to the region.
• Sharing your NACPT living in Toronto experiences with potential students in a manner that is in line with NACPT’s goals and mission.
• Respond to requests by Student Recruitment representatives by email, phone, or in-person casual meetings to share your NACPT experience and your career path.

Serve as a point of contact:

• For alumni who may be traveling/moving/or living in the area.
• For NACPT administrators, faculty, staff, students visiting your region.
• Welcoming co-op or exchange students who come to the region.
• Sharing your NACPT living in Toronto experiences with potential students in a manner that is in line with NACPT’s goals and mission.
• Respond to requests by Student Recruitment representatives by email, phone, or in-person casual meetings to share your NACPT experience and your career path.

Represent NACPT at local functions such as:

• Events at the Canadian Embassy/High Commission in the area upon request from Alumni Relations.
• Be involved with local All-Canadian activities if possible.
• Attend Chancellor installations upon request.

Alumni Relations will:

• Gather Alumni Ambassador applications, review them, and contact the alumni regarding the status of their application.
• We will publish the Alumni Ambassadors name, program, year, and contact info on the Alumni Ambassador webpage, and on Alumni Relations social media.
• Let the Alumni ambassador know how many alumni live with in their region, and work with them to connect with those alumni.
• Connect the Alumni Ambassador with resources, and contacts regarding Admissions and Recruitment activities in their region, when appropriate.
• Let the ambassador know of any NACPT activities/initiatives/news within their region.
• Identify and recruit Alumni Ambassadors for regions which relate to student recruitment efforts, co-op opportunities, and student exchange opportunities.