2023-2024 Student Ambassadors | HCTC

2023-2024 Members

Profile

Robert Higdon

Student Ambassador

"I joined the ambassadors because I wanted to make the most of the college experience. I wanted to gain the leadership skills it helps us learn, help my community, and to connect with other people who help our community on a daily basis."

stephanie c stanley student amabassador

Stephanie C. Stanley

Student Ambassador

"I had interest in becoming a Student Ambassador because I want to help students anyway I can to succeed and feel empowered to conquer their challenges. As an older College student it's important to me to make younger students feel safe and comfortable."
"Things get hard, but we can do hard things"

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Melissa Mayhew

Student Ambassador

"The reason I selected to be a student ambassador, is to gain leadership skills and become more involved in my community."

Kayla Joe Osborne student ambassador

Kayla Jo Osborne

Student Ambassador

"Leadership and interpersonal communication are just a few of the skills that being a Student Ambassador offers. Along with the feeling of belonging and helping the community through our outreach initiatives these are some of the reasons I chose to be a Student Ambassador for Hazard Community and Technical College."

Jasmine Higgins student ambassador

Jasmine Higgins

Student Ambassador

"Being a student Ambassador plays a vital role in building trust, fostering relationships and providing leadership opportunities for exceptional students within the school community."

Ashley White student ambassador

Ashley white

Student Ambassador

"Being a student ambassador means being a positive representative of your school, welcoming new students, and engaging in various activities to promote a sense of community."

Leadership Activities

Three individuals wearing blue ‘HCTC’ shirts stand outdoors in front of a building, next to a red SUV with its trunk open. They are surrounded by large blue bags packed into bins and a shopping cart, appearing to be involved in a donation or distribution event.
Homeless Drive A group of eight people stands in a conference room, dressed in business-casual attire. Several individuals wear light blue shirts and khaki pants, while others wear different professional clothing. They are smiling and engaged in conversation, with a whiteboard and tables in the background.
Dr. Ryan Quarles, KCTCS President, Focus on the Future tour.
A group of five people stands in front of a brick wall, posing with a large blue donation bin filled with various items. The bin has a sign that reads, "Please Help Student Pediatric Program Teddy Bear & Book Drive for Hazardous Wing," featuring a cartoon dog holding a flag. The donations include stuffed animals, books, and gift bags, some labeled "KCTC." The people are dressed in casual clothing, with several wearing blue shirts or jackets, some of which have "KCTC" logos. Water bottles are visible on the floor to the right of the bin.
Teddy Bear Drive Pediatric patients at Hazard ARH Regional Medical Center. A group of five people stands on a paved area in front of an open car trunk, posing with two blue donation bins and a cardboard box filled with items. The bins contain various donations, including stuffed animals and books, while the cardboard box is filled with bags of candy and snacks, labeled with a barcode and the number "557840." The people are dressed in casual clothing, with most wearing blue shirts, some featuring a logo. They are standing near a building with large windows and a brick exterior, with a road and some greenery visible in the background. The image has a blue border.
Cancer Drive Hazard ARH Cancer Center.

Two individuals are on a stage during a graduation ceremony at Hazard Community & Technical College. One person, dressed in a black doctoral gown with a gold medallion, is presenting a diploma to a graduate wearing a blue cap and gown. They are standing near a podium with a microphone, and a large fern plant is placed nearby. In the background, a blue banner with the college's name and logo, featuring an orange sunburst, hangs above the stage. Red curtains frame the scene, and several pink chairs are arranged on either side of the stage, with a few people seated and others standing in the background. A table draped with a purple cloth, holding stacks of programs or documents, is visible behind the podium.
Taylor Clayton receives President Award during the 2024 Commencement Ceremony