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The Maryland Business Roundtable for Education (MBRT) Student Ambassador Program is a prestigious statewide leadership program that empowers high school students to elevate student voice and influence the future of education in Maryland.
 
Now in its eighth year, the program has grown from five students in 2018 to a diverse cohort representing school districts across the state. The Student Ambassador Program develops emerging leaders and equips students with essential skills for college, career, and civic success.
At MBRT, we believe championing student voices is critical when advocating education policy

What is the Student Ambassador Program?

MBRT Student Ambassadors are selected high school students who represent their districts and share real student perspectives on education, workforce readiness, and community needs. Ambassadors engage with education and business leaders while building leadership, communication, and advocacy skills.
Selection as a Student Ambassador is both a significant achievement and a unique opportunity to make an impact beyond the classroom.

Benefits of Becoming a Student Ambassador

MBRT Student Ambassadors: 

  • Develop leadership and public speaking skills
  • Strengthen college and career readiness
  • Participate in statewide education discussions
  • Gain exposure to Maryland business and education leaders
  • Build confidence, self-awareness, and a strong peer network

Preparing Maryland’s Future Leaders

The Student Ambassador Program prepares Maryland high school students to become informed leaders and changemakers. As part of MBRT, Ambassadors join an organization committed to aligning education with workforce needs and expanding opportunity for all students.

Being selected means joining a statewide community that values student leadership, empowers youth voice, and invests in Maryland’s future.

"I applied to become a Student Ambassador because I want to help my fellow classmates and help my school become a better place, and this is my opportunity to do so."

Ronald Parker, III
Kent County

How to Apply to the Program

MBRT’s Student Ambassador Program is open to all high school students in Maryland. Please review the following information before submitting an application.

Who Is a Good Fit for the Program?

We seek high school students from diverse backgrounds who are compassionate leaders in their communities. Empathy, curiosity and enthusiasm are important traits we look for in our student leadership. Applicants should be willing to learn and take on new challenges. 

Student Ambassador Commitment

MBRT will communicate with Student Ambassadors primarily through email, GroupMe Chat and bi-weekly one-hour synchronous Teams Meetings. Access to email is vital for communication between MBRT and Student Ambassadors.

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Student Ambassador Annual Report 2023-2024
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MBRT Student Ambassadors

Aashi

Adan

Alyssa

Angel

Atrevion

Catelyn

Christina

Ciara

Cole

Don'Shay

Elisha

Emmanuel

Gavyn

Henry

Isabel

Isabela

Kadeen

Kayla

Kelly

Kelly

LeMonte

Liam

Madeline

Marcela

Mia

Ngechi

Olivia

Sakshi

Samelia

Shweta

Tracy

Tremen

Zach

Zippora

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