LIT's Golden Eagle Ambassador Scholarship Program seeks to foster a positive campus culture, helping to boost enrollment and retention. The Golden Eagles provide support to our current and prospective students as well as faculty, staff, alumni, and the community by participating in recruitment and student events and assisting with student outreach.

The goal of the Golden Eagle Ambassador Program is to give students the opportunity to cultivate their leadership and collaborative skills and help them develop professionally. Golden Eagle Ambassadors will be given the opportunity to network with industry leaders and become involved with their school and community.

2024-2025 Golden Eagle Ambassadors

Carlee Loncon

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Major:  Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography
GPA:    3.882

Carlee is a mom to two boys. She was the founder and owner of her own business, called the Decorating Diva from 2008-2023.

Kyle Medina

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Major:  Graphic Design
GPA:    3.719

Kyle is a founding member of the new Lamar Graphics Association. Outside of school, he works as a salesfloor associate at HomeGoods in Beaumont.

Jeremey Pelican

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Major:  Process Operating Technology
GPA:    4.0

Jeremey is a proud father. He is the President of Process Operating Technology Club. He has extensive work experience in the field and is looking to cultivate his leadership skills.

Kailee Dotson

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Major:  Dental Hygiene
GPA:    3.75

Kailee currently owns a business where she makes car freshies and she currently works as a barista at 515 Nutrition.

Kelley Duong

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Major:  Process Operating Technology
GPA:    4.0

Kelley is the Secretary for the Process Operating Technology Club. She has experience in volunteer and leadership roles through organizations such as National Honor Society and HOSA when attending high school.

Qualifications

Golden Eagle Ambassadors are knowledgeable about Lamar Institute of Technology, which helps them to welcome and introduce new and prospective students to the College. Golden Eagles are role models on campus, and as such, should have and maintain at least a 3.0 GPA, have no student code of conduct violations, and be dedicated to their studies. Additionally, Golden Eagles should have excellent interpersonal skills, thrive in a leadership role, and always be willing to help. The Golden Eagles will help bridge the gap between the student body and administration by enhancing communication and mutual understanding.

For more information and to apply for the Golden Eagle Ambassador Program, contact the Student Life Office at lgrantham@lit.edu.