Warhawk Ambassadors

Pride in Calhoun, the Community, and Self

Warhawks are dedicated group of 15-25 students who are the official hosts and hostesses that represent Calhoun at special events and receptions. They take pride in the Calhoun campus and community, serving both by assisting with campus tours, high school college programs, local organizations, and other club and groups on campus with enthusiasm – all while maintaining excellent academics.

Selected through a competitive interview and tryout process, Warhawks study and work hard, are determined, and always present the best possible appearance, whether hosting at a campus reception or washing cars for charity. Become a Warhawk to meet more students, faculty and administrators, and to become active in your community.

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Requirements for becoming a Warhawk

Fill out the online application and attach a letter of reference
Have a GPA of at least 3.0/4.0 (those who have and maintain a 3.0 receive a partial scholarship equivalent to a 6 semester hour class during fall and spring semesters)
Warhawk members shall be full-time (12 semester hours), currently enrolled students during their entire term of membership.
Attend the weekly meeting on Wednesdays @ 1pm
Warhawks work a set service/office hour around their class times each week
Warhawks have a minimum number of events and activities that they participate in each semester (Warhawks should schedule classes around this time).
Warhawks should be able to commit to serving as a Warhawk both fall and spring semesters.
Warhawks may be first-time freshmen or students returning for a second year at Calhoun. We encourage those who are applying to become a Warhawk to be willing to commit to two years (the maximum number of years that may be served as a Warhawk is two).
While we encourage students to be involved in other clubs, organizations and programs, those applying to be a Warhawk should understand that sometimes those other commitments may interfere with their duties as a Warhawk (i.e. nursing students have a particularly hard time completing their Warhawk duties because of their heavy workload and study time).