UNIVERSITYSTUDENT AMBASSADORS “The best part is that we

are equipped with many tools and resources to be successful. What distinguishes this program is that we have a national group of students to work with, full time advisors at headquarters, professional trainings, and formal guidelines. This is a huge experience, not an ordinary college club.”

—CRS Student Ambassador Program Participant

GET INVOLVED!Bring the CRS Student Ambassador

program to your campus!

Find details inside and at university.crs.org.

STAY INFORMED!FOLLOW US

Subscribe to email updates & text alerts:

http://university.crs.org/content/sign

Text UNIVERSITY to 30644

@CRSUniversity

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TRAINING OPPORTUNITIESDive into global issues and support CRS’

work overseas, learn how to organize prayer, education and action using CRS resources,

and connect with leaders at other universities.

BE A LEADER. TAKE ACTION ON YOUR CAMPUS TO FIGHT GLOBAL POVERTY.

migration. global hunger. human trafficking. climate change. These issues disproportionately affect people living in poverty. College students in

the United States can join with CRS to fight injustice and diminish poverty. Through the CRS Student Ambassador Program students are invited to take responsibility, and to embrace

the opportunity to be part of the solution. Through personal and collective action, we can transform our campuses and the world.

CRS STUDENT AMBASSADORS ARE COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WHO:

HOW TO GET STARTED: � Learn about the CRS Student

Ambassador program.

� Identify a Staff Advisor—consider campus ministry, center for service, Newman Center or other source of support.

� Invite others—consider peers who are already passionate about social justice and the mission of CRS.

� Attend training.

� Explore campaigns and other resources on university.crs.org

� Host at least three activities on campus per year.

� Report your campus engagement to CRS.

� Network with other campuses regionally and nationally.

� Stay up-to-date via our email list & text alerts.

Learn about the root causes of global poverty and injustice.

Organize and educate others

through solidarity vigils, CRS Ethical

Trade sales, advocacy, and

more.

Develop leadership skills and use them to

take action.

Connect faith to action, and

make a difference on campus and around the world.

Participate in a national network

that remains connected to CRS through college

and beyond.

Photo by Rebekah O’Donnell, CRS Student Ambassador