2026-27 President's Ambassadors

03/11/2026

President’s Ambassadors receive extensive training in networking, professional development, etiquette, conversational skills and interviewing, preparing them to represent the university at institutional and community events.

Bluffton University announces 2026-27 President’s Ambassadors

Bluffton University has named the students who will serve as President’s Ambassadors during the 2026-27 academic year. Selected students assist in recruiting prospective students, welcoming and greeting campus guests, and engaging alumni and donors.

First implemented during the 2021-22 academic year, the program earned a 2022 Independent College Advancement Associates (ICAA) Program of Excellence Award for its innovative approach to student leadership and advancement engagement.

Lead Ambassadors

Gracie Christensen, speech-language pathology and audiology major from McGuffey, Ohio
Zach Johnson, business administration major from Middletown, Ohio
Brooklyn Pfeiffer, nutrition and dietetics major from Delaware, Ohio
Serenity Sites, social work and psychology double major from Delphos, Ohio
Drew Snipes, middle childhood education major from Pickerington, Ohio
Hannah Wood, pre-physical therapy major from Wapakoneta, Ohio

Returning ambassadors

Jami Baker, criminal justice major from Lowell, Ind.
Tyler Forest, psychology and social work double major from Harrison, Ohio
Gage Gleespen, marketing major from Marion, Ohio
Gabrielle Green, biology and pre-medicine major from Beavercreek, Ohio
Keylee Goerss, primary P-5 education and intervention specialist double major from Oxford, Ohio
Lauren Leslie, nutrition and dietetics major from Morral, Ohio
Ella McCombs, strength and conditioning and exercise science double major from Springfield, Ohio
Jacob McCoy, pre-physical therapy major from Cincinnati, Ohio
Havin Montague, intervention specialist and primary P-5 education double major from Celina, Ohio
Cade Price, strength and conditioning and exercise science double major from Lima, Ohio
Saniyah Terry, criminal justice major from Macomb, Mich.
Adeline Thorn, business administration and writing major from Smithville, Ohio
Mya Vernon, graphic design major from Toledo, Ohio

New ambassadors

Benten Adkins, history major from McComb, Ohio
Sam Archambeau, intervention specialist major from Maumee, Ohio
Raigan Balmer, P-5 education and K-12 intervention specialist double major from Lake of Ozarks, Mo.
Isabella Bishop, criminal justice and psychology double major from Waynesburg, Ohio
Seth Bova, health and physical education major from, Bellevue, Ohio
Emma Crombie, nursing major from Wilmington, Ohio
Makenna Curtin, communication and media major from Cincinnati, Ohio
Jadyn Cupp, P-5 early education major from Leipsic, Ohio
Adalie Hanefeld, communication and media major, Bluffton, Ohio
Macee Heckathorn, criminal justice major from Kenton, Ohio
Jacob Hoffman, pre-physical therapy major from Toledo, Ohio
Drew Johnson, biology and pre-med double major from Bucyrus, Ohio
Kacey Like, communication sciences and disorders major from McComb, Ohio
Taran Logwood, nursing major from Urbana, Ohio
Kylee Longworth, education major from Bluffton, Ohio
Koalten Manz, biology and pre-medicine double major from Archbold, Ohio
Kenzi Nagel, business administration and accounting double major from Defiance, Ohio
Owen Pompey, accounting and economics double major from Lancaster, Ohio
Billy Ramsey, criminal justice major from Fairfield, Ohio
Nathan Rorick, pre-physical therapy major from Dublin, Ohio
Laila Sites, social work and psychology double major from Delphos, Ohio

Driven by our peace-church tradition and a focus on developing students for life as well as vocation, Bluffton has spent 125 years learning, experiencing and bettering the world together.

Located on a 65-acre residential campus in northwest Ohio and lined with abundant natural beauty, Bluffton University offers more than 90 majors, minors and programs for undergraduate students. Bluffton also offers graduate programs in business administration (MBA), dietetics (MND), education (MAEd) and social work (MSW).

Founded in 1899 and affiliated with Mennonite Church USA, Bluffton graduates are prepared for life; 94 percent are employed, in graduate school or completing voluntary service within six months of graduation.