President's Ambassadors
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Overview
President's Ambassadors serve as official representatives of Wright State University and the Office of the President at various Wright State presidential dinners, meetings, and events. President's Ambassadors also give guided tours and meet with community leaders, alumni, donors, and dignitaries.
President's Ambassadors are a group of premier students who are committed to Wright State and play a vital role in the reputation of the University.
Meet the Ambassadors
Mohamad Abdul Halim
Year: Second-year
Major: Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
High School: Dhahran Ahliyya Schools
Hometown, Country: Khobar, Saudi Arabia
My love for Wright State stems from its unique ability to foster growth every single day. Whether it's within the university or out in the world, Wright State encourages us to seize opportunities and, better yet, create our own based on our passions. It's this constant reminder to evolve and innovate that truly sets Wright State apart for me.
Shahinaz Abdul Halim
Year: Fourth-year
Major: Middle Childhood Education with concentrations in Math and Science
High School: Dhahran Ahliyya Schools
Hometown, Country: Khobar, Saudi Arabia
I love Wright State for the countless opportunities it provides for its students to get involved on and off campus, but most importantly, how it views us as individuals and not just numbers.
Baraa Ali
Year: Fourth-year
Major: English TESOL K-12 Licensure
High School: Stivers School for the Arts
Hometown, State: Dayton, OH
My favorite part about Wright State is all the different extracurricular activities they offer to students as well as great faculty who have helped me so much in my journey.
Marcelo Costa
Year: Graduate Student
Major: Doctor of Medicine
High School: Dr. Phillips High School
Hometown, State: Curitiba, Brazil / Orlando, FL
What I love most about Wright State University is its diverse and supportive community, along with the dedicated faculty, which creates an ideal environment for pursuing a medical education. The university's strong focus on community impact and driving positive change in healthcare is truly inspiring.
Hana Habib
Year: Second-Year
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Minor: Physiology and Neuroscience
High School: Indian School Salalah
Hometown, Country: Port Said, Egypt
What I love about Wright State is the supportive and welcoming culture of every member of the community, which encourages both personal and academic growth, and how Wright State has become my home away from home.
Mackenzie Hammock
Year: Fourth-year
Major: History
High School: Ohio Connections Academy
Hometown, State: Yellow Springs, Ohio
The thing I love most about my Wright State experience is the quality of education I am receiving. The professors are kind and helpful, and WSU provides many resources to succeed.
Diana Johnson
Year: Fourth-year
Major: Industrial and Systems Engineering
Minor: Computer Science
High School: Milton-Union High School
Hometown, State: Troy, OH
My favorite thing about Wright State University is its size. I believe that Wright State's close-knit community allows its students to thrive because there are always new ways to get involved and make a positive impact on and off campus.
Ben Kressbach
Year: Fifth-year
Major: Chemistry and Music Dual Major, Biochemistry Minor
High School: Louis D. Brandeis High School
Hometown, State: San Antonio, Texas
I chose to go to Wright State for their academic programs and flexibility, which I wouldn't have been able to find anywhere else.
Kayla Metz
Year: Second-year
Major: Human Resource Management
High School: Minster High School
Hometown, State: Minster, Ohio
What I love about Wright State is how supportive the faculty has been of my goals. I know that I can count on the staff to help guide me through my educational journey to best prepare me for my future endeavors.
Roya Morakabian
Year: Graduate Student
Major: Doctor of Medicine
High School: Van Alstyne High School
Hometown, State: Van Alstyne, TX
I chose Wright State BSOM for my medical education because I greatly appreciated the warmth and support I felt from the students and faculty during my interview day. I believe Wright State BSOM will best prepare me to become a compassionate, competent, and caring physician. I've loved the memories, experiences, and friends I have made here so far.
Cassandra Poeppelman
Year: Graduate student
Major: Biomedical Sciences, Ph.D. with a concentration in Neuroscience and Physiology
High School: Fort Recovery High School
Hometown, State: Fort Recovery, Ohio
I love Wright State University because of its incredible community. I can always count on the support of faculty, staff, and other students to get me through any academic or personal challenge I face.
Varshitha Reddy Thanam
Year: Fourth-year
Major: Computer Science
High School: FIITJEE International
Hometown, State, Country: Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, India
The aspect that I find most appealing about Wright State University is the strong sense of belonging and the supportive community, which consistently demonstrates a willingness to offer assistance.
Rahul Shah
Year: Graduate student
Major: Biomedical Sciences, Ph.D. with concentration in Molecular Genetics & Cell Biology
High School: Beavercreek High School
Hometown, State: Beavercreek, Ohio
I love Wright State for its opportunities for hands-on experience as an undergraduate student, the opportunities for leadership positions on campus, and the connections with faculty, staff, and university and community leaders.
Engaging the Ambassadors
If your department is having a large-scale event and is looking for knowledgeable, hard-working students, do not hesitate to contact us at presidentambassador@wright.edu or 937-775-2312 to learn how you can utilize Ambassadors at your event.
Become an Ambassador
This form is only accessible to current Wright State students. If you are interested in becoming an ambassador, please log in to the form below with your campus username and password. The deadline to be considered for a President's Ambassador for the 2025-26 academic year is Thursday, February 27 at 5 p.m.
