Clemson Honors Student Ambassadors
Looking for a Student Perspective on Clemson Honors?
Clemson Honors Student Ambassadors are Honors student volunteers who are official ambassadors for the Honors College and who are passionate about Honors at Clemson University.
Ambassadors meet with prospective students and their families to provide a student perspective on their various Honors experiences.
They are a diverse group of students, representing each of Clemson's academic colleges listed below, and they are involved in all aspects of campus life. They are developing communication, teamwork, and leadership skills as they interact with prospective students and their families.
You can read more about each ambassador within their major's college.
Name: Julia Jamieson
Hometown: Atlanta
Major: Psychology
Class: May 2025
Email: jwjamie@clemson.edu
My involvement in the Honors College: I lived in the Honors dorms my freshman year, served as an Honors Peer Ambassador my second year, and am thrilled to be joining the Honors Ambassador Team this year! Plus, I love taking advantage of all the perks the honors college offers, including fun events, thought-provoking classes, free printing, and quiet study spaces.
My involvement in Clemson University: I have been involved in my sorority Delta Gamma during my time at Clemson as an active member and serving a term as the Vice President of Programming. I am also in a Creative Inquiry Lab where my peers and I study body image and eating disorders and how they are correlated with technology. I also enjoy participating in Clemson FCA during large-group worship on Thursday nights and in small-group Bible studies.
Why I chose Clemson and the Honors College: My dad went to Clemson, so many weekends growing up were spent at tailgates and cheering on the Tigers in Memorial Stadium with my family and other alumni friends. When I applied to colleges, I knew I wanted to consider Clemson, but I was concerned that I would feel lost in such a big school. However, I discovered the Clemson Honors College and all of the resources it had to offer, and it provided the perfect environment for me to have a smaller community within a bigger school. Clemson has always felt like home, but the Honors College experience definitely amplified that!
My future goals: I hope to be a counselor in a private practice setting. I really hope to work with the adolescent population because these pivotal years can be extremely challenging, and I believe this age group could benefit from learning coping strategies and having a compassionate, listening ear.
