Ambassador Positions
Meet your 2019-2020 Student Ambassadors!
Every year the College of Behavioral Sciences and the Department of Multicultural and Gender Studies selects students to represent and give voice to the departments. So who are your 2019-2020 Student Ambassadors?

Kimberly "Kimmie" Gomez is a fifth year student at Chico State double majoring in Women's Studies and Psychology and double minoring in Women's Studies and Multicultural Studies. Kimmie works for the Accessibility Resource Center (ARC) and Student Conduct, Rights, and Responsibilities (SCRR). She is an intern with Safe Place, a board member for the Student Advisory Board on Campus Climate, and an ambassador for the MCGS Department. "The MCGS courses I took prior to majoring/minoring demonstrated that learning comes from not only inside the classrooms, but by experiencing the world," Kimberly says, "I'm thankful to everyone in the MCGS department who encouraged me to flourish."


A Multicultural and Gender Studies Major with a Women’s Studies Minor, Leslie Dunn is a third time re-entry transfer student returning to college after a sixteen year hiatus. Honored and privileged to be nominated and accepted to the ambassadorship program, she is delighted to be on campus, and is representative of the elder generation as part of the demographic diversity embraced at Chico State. In her senior year, Leslie looks forward to participating with her ambassador cohorts. She plans to pursue a Masters degree in Conflict Negotiation and Resolution after graduation Leslie hopes to enter the field of mediation, advocating for women and children.


Amanda is currently a senior here at Chico. Although originally majoring in legal studies, they recently switched to Women’s Studies while minoring in Health Promotion. "Switching over has been such an amazing decision for me. The MCGS department has provided me with so many opportunities as well as it has helped me find my voice." They are currently an active member in the social sorority Alpha Gamma Delta as well as a part of the National Society of Leadership and Success and the Golden Key International Honour Society. Amanda hopes to work in Women’s Health and to continue to advocate for equity for all women.
