SABRs: Social and Behavioral Representatives

The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences (CSBS) is pleased to announcethe SABRs program.  SABRs stands for Social and Behavioral Representatives.

The students who have been selected to serve in the SABRs program work directly with the CSBS Dean and Associate Dean to promote college-related programs and serve as ambassadors to prospective students and external constituents.

For example, SABRs attend college recruitment events on campus, conduct occasional tours, meet with CSBS alumni, and represent the college at administrative events like presidential lunches.  SABRs also work with our college marketing and promotions team to create and evaluate publicity materials.  If there is a way to improve CSBS, SABRs is a part of it.

The SABRs program starts in fall 2013.  Ten CSBS undergraduate students compose the initial team.  These ten SABRs represent academic programs from across the college, but they work to promote all majors.

In addition to bragging rights and stylish CSBS apparel, each of the SABRs has the option of earning an internship notation on her or his official college transcript.  This internship notation does not result in college course credit, but it does provide evidence to potential employers and graduate schools that the student has completed a 50-hour internship position with the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences.  

The next application period will begin in the middle of November.  We will post more information and a link to the application as we draw closer to the application deadline.

If you have any questions about this group, please feel free to contact Dr. Richard Featherstone, Interim Associate Dean for the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences.