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UNCF Student Ambassador Program

The UNCF Student Ambassador Program is a vital component to ensuring that students at UNCF-member institutions increase completed applications of eligible UNCF opportunities through peer-to-peer support.

The UNCF Student Ambassadors are responsible for promoting UNCF on campus, as well as helping students complete scholarship applications. UNCF Student Ambassadors are expected to host three programs a year.

Each campus can have up to six UNCF Student Ambassadors—two per academic classification, rising sophomores to rising seniors.

This program is an initiative created and managed by the UNCF Outreach and Recruitment department.

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UNCF: Opportunities for You!

SUEZ Corporate Scholars Program

The program provides merit-based financial assistance, professional development, training and a potential internship experience to develop a cadre of underrepresented minority leaders poised to serve the resource management industry. The Program is designed to maximize impact and potential for success by targeting students at the sophomore or junior level who can be nurtured throughout the remainder of their undergraduate academic career.

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UNCF/Koch Scholars Program

The UNCF/Koch Scholars Program (UKSP) explores how principled entrepreneurship, innovation, and the economic way of thinking contribute to the well-being of individuals, communities and societies. The program combines scholarship support, online learning and networking opportunities to yield a comprehensive student experience.

Learn About HBCUs

UNCF-member HBCUs out-perform non-HBCUs at graduating students from low-income families—the students the country most needs to go to and through college.
HBCUs are more affordable, costing an average of 27 percent less than comparable non-HBCUs.

Member Colleges