Current Team Leader Ambassadors

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Gbemi Adeleye

Recruitment + Development

Hi! I'm Gbemi Adeleye and I'm a 4th year BMED student with a minor in business. I love to DIY and I have a passion for helping people. I look forward to serving as a Team Leader Ambassador dealing with recruitment and development this year!

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Medha Gunda

Marketing + Promotion

Hi! My name is Medha and I'm a 3rd year neuroscience major with a minor in HMED. This is my second year being a part of the GT 1000/GT 2000 program and my first year serving as an Ambassador! I enjoy traveling and crafting, and I have a passion for exploring creative ways to make a difference in the healthcare space. I’m so excited to contribute to a program that plays such a meaningful role in supporting students during their transition to Georgia Tech!

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Nadia Osmani

Success + Retention

Hello! My name is Nadia and I’m a 4th year pre-med biochemistry major. I am passionate about developing initiatives that promote student success and achievement. I have served as a Team Leader within the GT1000 program for four semesters and have loved being able to support first-year students with their transition to Georgia Tech! This is my first year serving as an Ambassador and I am incredibly excited to connect with new students and work alongside our Ambassador team! Outside of academics I love exploring local coffee shops or finding a new creative project to start.

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Trinity Shao

Events + Programming

Hi! I am Trinity Shao, and I am a 4th year Biology major. I transferred to Georgia Tech and took GT 2000 my first semester at Tech. Following that semester, I became a Team Leader for GT 1000 & GT 2000. I am super excited to serve as an ambassador this year and look forward to working with the team and planning fun events!

Become A Team Leader Ambassador

The Team Leader Ambassador (TLA) role is a paid position. Students work between 5-7 hours a week. As an Ambassador of the Undergraduate Transition Seminars (GT 1000 and GT 2000), you'll be a part of a team that works to prepare new and returning Team Leaders (TLs) for the tasks of supporting incoming first-year and transfer students while also building an active TL community. 

QUALIFICATIONS

Students must meet the following requirements:

  • Minimum of one semester serving as GT 1000 or GT 2000 Team Leader
  • Minimum 2.5 overall GPA
  • Good Standing with Instructor Performance Evaluation
  • Strong time management skills
  • Strong organization skills
  • Strong oral communication skills
  • Enthusiastic demeanor and dedication to the mission of GT 1000 & GT 2000 Program

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Must be able to serve a minimum of two consecutive semesters (i.e. Fall-Spring or Summer-Fall)
  • Serve as mentors and advisors for a designated group of current GT 1000 and GT 2000 TLs
  • Serve as a GT 1000 or GT 2000 Team Leader, if time permits
  • Attend weekly team meetings and biweekly initiative meetings
  • Attend biweekly initiative meeting 
  • Develop programs and workshops to support GT 1000 and GT 2000 TLs
  • Aid in the continuous development of all GT 1000 and GT 2000 TLs
  • Attend, participate in, and assist in coordination of TL application reviews, interviews, orientation, and recognition and social events 
  • Lead the initiative for recruitment and development, marketing and promotion, events and planning, or success and retention

TLA INITIATIVES (FORMERLY COMMITTEES)

Each ambassador leads an initiative. A summary of what each initiative focuses on is below. 

Recruitment and Development

The Ambassador who leads the recruitment and development initiative helps develop the online Canvas orientation, leads the planning of the in-person orientation, organizes recruitment outreach efforts, and leads the spring interview cycle. This initiative focuses on before students are fully onboarded.

Success and Retention

The Ambassador who leads the success and retention initiative focuses on how to support students after they are onboarded into the program. The Ambassador is expected to initiate professional development opportunities with other TLAs for each semester. This initiative also involves surveying the TL experience throughout the program and fostering a TL community to increase success and retention and establish belonging.

Marketing and Promotion

The Ambassador who leads the marketing and promotion initiative manages the social media presence of the GT 1000 and GT 2000 program on Instagram and develops marketing materials for TL related events.

Events and Planning

The Ambassador who leads the events and planning initiative is responsible for the initial concept, scope of event needs, and the execution of TL recognition and social events. Current major events include Swag Day and Spring Celebration. This initiative also includes Week of Welcome and developing a database of possible events to be used by other TLAs for their assigned TLs.