AFTOC Ambassadors
Our ambassadors help spread our message — and make things fun!
The Alhadeff Future Teachers of Color (AFTOC) program was established in response to the under-representation of ethnic minorities in the field of education. This includes individuals who wish to become teachers, principals, superintendents, and educational association or instructional leaders.
Our student ambassadors work on a variety of projects aimed at recruiting and retaining AFTOC members, striving practices toward social justice in education, and providing networking opportunities for participants.
For their efforts, they receive a $2,500 scholarship from the James Taylor Future Teachers of Color Endowment.
For more information on becoming an ambassador, contact Amir Gilmore at amir.gilmore@wsu.edu.
To apply for the AFTOC Ambassador position (Pullman only):
AFTOC ambassador responsibilities
Meet our 2020-2021 ambassadors Talia Sampson and Christianna Lapine!
Meet our 2016-2017 ambassadors Andrea Gutierrez and Elizabeth Warren.
Meet our 2015-2016 ambassador Cheyenne Cortesi.
Our 2014-2015 ambassadors were Jasmine Blackwell and Marcus Garza. They were a ton of fun! Here they are, in action!
