Student-Athlete Campus Ambassadors
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Morgan’s Message® Student-Athlete Campus Ambassador Program supports motivated students to become active leaders and advocates of mental health on their campus and in their communities. Our ambassadors are student volunteers, 14+ years of age, enrolled in high school, or attending a college/university.
By raising awareness about the challenges student-athletes face at your schools, we can drive change, eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health, and save lives.
With your support, we can expand awareness of student-athlete mental health. Thank you for your dedication to Morgan’s Message®. We look forward to working together and taking a shot at mental health.
Morgan’s Message® Liaisons and staff will work closely with you, and your group, to provide resources and skills needed to reach students across your campus and local community. We provide guidance on launching a Morgan’s Message™ chapter on your campus, and ensure you are equipped with best practices, programming materials, and skills to grow a successful program.
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• Current high school or college student-athletes - at any sport level.
• Graduate students who are still participating in collegiate athletics.
• You must be at least 14 years old and enrolled in a high school or college/university to apply.
• Please apply with a faculty advisor and include their contact information.
*Faculty advisors are required for high school chapters and strongly recommended for college/university chapters.
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• We are seeking individuals with a passion for student-athlete mental health.
• You must be able to dedicate 2-4 hours/month to growing the movement in your community.
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• Identify, set, and achieve goals for spreading Morgan’s Message® to your community.
• Lead at least one chapter meeting per month (we encourage more!) on your campus.
• Lead or participate in two educational workshops, activities, or fundraisers per semester.
• Attend bi-monthly calls to connect with other Morgan’s Message® Ambassadors (led by Morgan’s Messengers).
• Amplify and disseminate resources, presentations, and ideas on behalf of Morgan’s Message® in your community.
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• Connection: A powerful community of like-minded student-athletes nationwide and internationally.
• Presentation Skills: Public speaking, facilitating Morgan’s Message®-provided presentations within your group.
• Community Organization and Teamwork: Leadership, recruitment, meeting facilitation, developing leaders, motivating, and managing peers.
• Fundraising: organizing, planning, and marketing events.
Through the Morgan’s Message® Education Program, you’ll have exclusive first access to Morgan’s Message events, content, and activities! The program provides an opportunity to help share mental health education in your community and leave a positive impact.
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Understand the Student-Athlete Ambassador role and commitment. Please review our MMEP Guiding Principles and identify a campus advisor.
Submit a Student-Athlete Campus Ambassador application. Your application must include a campus advisor if you are a high schooler.
Hear back from our team within 7 business days. You’ll receive an email with your application decision and next steps. If you haven’t heard back within 7 business days, please reach out to haley@morgansmessage.org!
Attend an onboarding Zoom call. You’ll meet with our Education team, review your role as an Ambassador, and receive next steps and best practices for starting your campus chapter.
Receive Campus Liaison. After onboarding, your campus will be assigned a liaison who will be the first line of contact between your school chapter and our Morgan’s Message staff. You will receive your liaison via email. Liaisons are available for support and guidance throughout your Ambassador process!
Explore MMEP programming resources. Following onboarding, each Ambassador will receive login information for our TadHealth Ambassador Portal. Within the portal, our education team provides an easy-to-follow resource structure that guides students to plan successful peer-to-peer meetings and events on campus. Our free resources are designed by our Medical Advisory Council exclusively for our Ambassadors. Resources include educational mini-presentations, discussion questions, and activities.
Attend All-Ambassador Zoom Calls. Occurring bi-monthly, All-Ambassador Zoom calls are an opportunity to connect with like-minded peers and hear from expert guest speakers within the mental health field.