Title IX/DHR Ambassador Program
Title IX/DHR Campus Ambassadors carry out important education, prevention, and engagement activities including: bystander intervention, peer support and representing the Title IX/DHR office by tabling at campus events. Members of this important team of student interns assist the Title IX/DHR office with tasks critical to prevention and response for cases of discrimination and sexual misconduct.
Students from all over campus in a variety of majors find that being a Title IX/DHR Campus Ambassador is a rewarding experience, and are proud of their contribution to making their campus a safer and more inclusive environment.
Become an ambassador
Ambassadors are selected in the Fall Semester, with sign up opportunities throughout the year via Campus Tabling events, such as Orientation, Otter Thursdays, etc.
To become a Title IX/DHR Campus Ambassador, students must complete four hours of training, consisting of four sessions.
To sign up for this important, highly valuable opportunity to positively impact your campus, please contact Amy Gessler.
Creativity for a Cause
Presented by Title IX Student Ambassadors
Share your thoughts, feelings or experiences on sexual assault and relationship violence through spoken word, music, dance art, film and more.
Written entries should be submitted in PDF form (please omit your name from the body of the writing). Music, dance and film should be submitted electronically.
All entrants will receive a participation incentive. The most creative entries may receive an iPad or a pair of Apple AirPods.
Please submit entries to agessler@csumb.edu.
Art entries may be delivered to the Title IX/DHR Office by appointment only. Submit your entry by April 30th!
2023-2024 Title IX/DHR Ambassadors
Pictured left to right: Samantha Avila Gomez, Koyuki Alpern, Jourdan Garnier, Luis Silva-Flores, Chrystina Utley, Karina Ramos-Martinez, Amy Gessler- Title IX/DHR Intake Manager, Raquel Bonilla – Title IX Coordinator/DHR Administrator