Who We Are
Dr. Julie Estis, associate professor of speech pathology and COVID-19 response coordinator for the University, said the ambassador program is one part of a comprehensive plan for keeping the campus healthy and safe. Efforts include contact tracing, a comprehensive website with information and resources, and residence hall rooms dedicated to students who need to quarantine.
A new group of University of South Alabama students whose job is to bring positive energy to a critical message: Now is not the time to let down your guard.
The idea behind this group, the South Strong Ambassadors, is less direction from authority figures and more encouragement from peers. Jag swag and social media. School spirit and working together to keep people safe and the University open.
What We Do
South Strong ambassadors will appear in high-traffic areas on campus to offer giveaways and promote COVID-19 precautions. Social media posts and videos will reinforce a message of cooperation and camaraderie. The direction of the group will depend on its member’s ideas and what they think is working.
Details
| (251) 461-1590 | |
| jestis@southalabama.edu | |
| Julie Estis | |
| COVID-19 Response Coordinator |
