Walton College Student Ambassadors Chosen
Twelve undergraduate business majors have been named the 2013-14 Walton College Student Ambassadors.
The students assist the undergraduate programs office in the Sam M. Walton College of Business with recruitment efforts through sharing their college experiences with prospective students and their families throughout the year.
The students and their majors:
- Ashleigh Alecusan, accounting/marketing
- Jennifer Alexander, marketing
- Martin Antoine, accounting
- Stacia Baughman, finance
- Sarah Beisly, marketing
- Brandon Ellis, marketing
- Kathryn “Clair” Finke, BSIB-supply chain management
- Bridgette Smith, information systems
- Jordan Sooter, accounting/finance
- Lindsay Stewart, supply chain management
- Katie Streepey, marketing/management
- John Waddill, supply chain management/marketing
Contacts
Autumn Parker, Assistant Director for Undergraduate Recruitment
Sam M. Walton College of Business
479-575-4622,
aparker@walton.uark.edu
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