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June 12, 2007
Thirty Morningside College students have been named student ambassadors, and nine students have been named student assistants for the 2006-2007 academic year.
Student ambassadors work with prospective students and their families during the college selection process, host prospective students overnight in the residence halls, provide campus tours to alumni, parents, and visitors, and represent the college at various campus events including the Celebration of Excellence Scholar Weekends and campus clean-up days, among others.
In addition to those activities, student assistants also work closely with Morningside’s admissions counselors to facilitate communication with prospective students through personal notes, e-mails, and telephone calls.

Student ambassadors and assistants serve under the direction of the college’s office of Admissions. Students were selected for the positions based on personal interviews and referrals from Morningside College faculty and staff.
Student ambassadors and their hometowns include:
Sioux City: Madison Davis, and Sara Williams.
Iowa: Whitney Gries, Onawa; Jonalee Jackes, LeMars; Emily Keller, Clarion; Dave Kenan, Cherokee; Kendra Kock, Breda; Cassie Main, Lanesboro; Billy Mallet, Salix; Derek Nolan, Hawarden; Teryn Pomerenke, Sergeant Bluff; Josh Rensink, Sioux Center; Samantha Silva, Mapleton; Chelsea Swanson, Marne; Maggie Swenson, Ocheyedan; Justin Taylor, Des Moines; Kelli Tyer-Blake, Holstein; Hilary Utman, Modale; Troy Weber, Council Bluffs; and Brittany Williamson, Ruthven.
Nebraska: Jeffrey Bruning, Geneva; Breanne Evans, Crofton; Emily Grabow, Fort Calhoun; Brady Helmink, Fairbury; Anne Torkelson, Norfolk; and Maureen Vandenbroucke, Omaha.
Minnesota: Tarah Sagedahl, East Bethel, Minn.; and Will Swanson, Rochester, Minn.
Student assistants and their hometowns include:
Sioux City: Nick McGraw
Iowa: Stephanie Campbell, Council Bluffs; Emily Cox, Council Bluffs; Miranda Galvin, Cherokee; Katie Hoaglund, Mapleton; Andrea Jenson, Pocahontas; and Sarah Schreur, Hawarden.
Other states: Erin Keitges, Allen, Neb.; and Vanessa Warzecha, Aloha, Ore.
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