Student Engagement Global Ambassadors
Interested in getting involved on campus or in your global community? Don’t know where to start? Meet with your Student Engagement Global Ambassador (SEGA)!
Look for the SEGA sign and blue SEGA shirt!
SEGAs are current MSU students that are involved in activities on campus, in the local community, and in the global community. SEGA's will share with you their experiences, the importance of being an involved student, and most importantly will help you develop an individual engagement portfolio that aligns with your personal and professional goals!
SEGA's are available to meet with you every day of the week. They have assigned office hours and locations. If you would like to meet with a SEGA during their office hours, simply meet them at their specified location. If you want to schedule an appointment, that is fine too!
Click here to learn more information about the SEGA Program and apply!
Meet the current SEGAs
Monday
Mackenzie
Monday 10am-11am
OSE
Hometown: Alberton, Montana
Major: Criminology and Pre-Dental Hygiene
Studied abroad: Dortmund, Germany for 5 months in the spring and summer of 2019
Engagement: University Tees Campus Manager, Camp Kesem, Montana HOBY
Chelsea
Monday 12:30-2:30pm
Study Abroad Office
Major: Cell Biology and Neuroscience/French and Francophone Studies with a minor in Global Health
Studied abroad: Morocco (I don't know how specific you want us to be here; if you need more info, it was during the summers of 2018 and 2019, and it was in the village region of Zaouit Ahansal and the city of Meknes)
Engagement: I am one of the founders and the president of the student organization Montana-Morocco United. Our organization is focused on teaching students about the culture of Morocco as well as discussing health implications and service-learning opportunities in the country. I also am a member of the Brain Trust, a student organization that focuses on neuroscience. I have TA'd in the Chemistry Department and SA'd for BioB260 and Biomedical Genetics. Outside of SEGA, I also work as a Global Ambassador for International Studies Abroad (ISA).
Isaac
Monday 12:30-1:30
Study Abroad Office
Tuesday
Gretchen
Tuesday 8-10am
Study Abroad Office
Major: Chemical Engineering
Grade: Junior
Study Abroad Experience: ISEP in Dortmund, Germany (Spring 2019)
Other Involvement: Research Assistant in the Center for Biofilm Engineering
Beth
Tuesday 10-11
Study Abroad Office
Hometown: Kalispell, Montana
Major: Cell Biology and Neuroscience
Minor: Astrobiology and Honors College
Studied abroad: Morocco, Summer 2019
Engagement: Vice President of Montana-Morocco United Club, Intermural Volleyball, SEGA (Student Engagement Global Ambassador)
Wednesday
Julian
Wednesday 11-1pm
OSE
Hometown: Kalispell, MT
Major: history SETS (science, environment, technology, and society)
Studied abroad: Copenhagen, Denmark
Engagement: alpha omicron pi, student research, CAP mentoring, Voice Center, Service Saturday, Alpha Lambda Delta, Order of Omega
Mackenzie
Wednesday 10am-11am
OSE
Hometown: Alberton, Montana
Major: Criminology and Pre-Dental Hygiene
Studied abroad: Dortmund, Germany for 5 months in the spring and summer of 2019
Engagement: University Tees Campus Manager, Camp Kesem, Montana HOBY
Verena
Wednesdays 10-12
OSE
Hometown: Bozeman, MT
Major: Microbiology and Biochemistry
Studied Abroad: Germany
Engagement: Health Professions Club, Undergraduate Chemistry Society, Student Health Advisory Committee
Thursday
Beth
Thursday 10-11
OSE
Hometown: Kalispell, Montana
Major: Cell Biology and Neuroscience
Minor: Astrobiology and Honors College
Studied abroad: Morocco, Summer 2019
Engagement: Vice President of Montana-Morocco United Club, Intermural Volleyball, SEGA (Student Engagement Global Ambassador)
Will
Thursdays 1-3
Study Abroad Office
Hometown: Springfield, IL.
Major: Political Science
Studied Abroad: Stirling, Scotland (returning fall 2020)
Friday
Kelly
Friday 9am-11am
Study Abroad Office
Hometown: Lakewood, Colorado
Majors: Anthropology and German
Studied abroad: Martin-Luther-Universität, Halle (Saale), Germany for the 2019 Spring Semester
Engagement: This semester marks my third time as a Teaching Assistant for Anthropology 101 as well as my first experience as a Research Assistant. I also enjoy participating in Service Saturdays as well as the campus German Club. I look forward to helping my peers find their place in the world (literally) as a SEGA!
Isaac
Friday 12:30-1:30
OSE
