Student Ambassadors - Maryland Business Roundtable for Education

At MBRT, we believe championing student voices is critical when advocating education policy since they are directly impacted by those decisions. Our Student Ambassador Program gives middle and high school students an opportunity to become student leaders and make their voices heard to improve their schools and communities. The insight gained directly from our ambassadors helps inform MBRT’s development of and involvement to ensure every student has a future and every business is a success.

At MBRT, we believe championing student voices is critical when advocating education policy

Who Is a Good Fit for the Program?

We seek middle and 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.

MBRT Student Ambassadors

Communicate views on state education policy informed by their current experiences.
Provide valuable feedback on the effectiveness of MBRT programming and resources, increasing their impact, relatability and appeal.
Share creative solutions and ideas for MBRT programming that could boost student achievement using exciting, new approaches.

Benefits of Becoming a Student Ambassador

MBRT nurtures Ambassadors’ emotional and academic development and guides them in educational discussions while promoting self-confidence. In addition to building a strong resume ready for college and career applications, becoming an MBRT Ambassador will help middle and high school students:

Step into leadership roles.
Gain confidence in their skills to lead and communicate effectively.
Learn how to interact with professionals and manage their time.
Express views about school in a safe and encouraging environment.
Engage in respectful dialogue and thoughtful analysis.
Succeed in both academia and the professional world.

"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 middle and high school students in Maryland. Please review the following information before submitting an application.

Who Is a Good Fit for the Program?

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.