Canadian Legal Literacy Foundation

Canada Pre-Law Ambassadors

Canada Pre-Law Ambassadors is a campus-community program centred on helping students connect with one another and engage with legal education beyond the classroom.

A campus network

The program model gives ambassadors a local convening role and a connection to a wider Canadian pre-law community.

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Build relationships among students interested in law and public policy.

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Create welcoming opportunities for discussion, learning, and peer connection.

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Coordinate campus activities and exchange ideas across institutions.

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Develop practical experience in communication, leadership, and community-building.

Becoming a Campus Ambassador

The Campus Ambassador Program lets students engage with their campuses by organizing sponsored pre-law events, finding ways to support pre-law engagement on campus, and connecting with law alumni and mentors. This volunteer position opens opportunities to take an active role in the community and build a pre-law network.

Eligibility

Undergraduate students studying in person at a Canadian university campus as a full-time student are eligible to apply.

What we look for

  • Students who are heavily involved with the pre-law communities on their campus.
  • Students who are outgoing and willing to network, host events, and make new connections.
  • Students who have demonstrated leadership through extracurricular and volunteer activities.
  • Students who are willing to commit two to three hours per week of volunteer time.

How to apply

  • Send a resume of at most two pages and a cover letter of at most one page to the Campus Ambassadors team.
  • Indicate which campus you are seeking to represent and which year of university you will be entering.
  • Indicate which undergraduate program you are currently enrolled in.

Recruitment opens periodically across Canada. Email the Campus Ambassadors team to ask whether applications are currently being accepted.

From our Campus Ambassadors

In my roles as both the McMaster Campus Ambassador and the Chief Campus Ambassador, I have had the opportunity to meet new people from all across Canada and take part in panels with distinguished legal experts. As the Campus Ambassador for McMaster, I was able to get more involved with my school community and network with law clubs across campus. This not only proved to be a helpful networking opportunity but also provided me the flexibility to focus on my studies while also taking part in such an amazing initiative. We are dedicated to bridging the gap between undergraduate studies, law school, and beyond for Canadian students. We embrace diversity and welcome new perspectives.

Nancy Mancino, Chief Campus Ambassador

The Campus Ambassador Program has given me the opportunity to connect with students from across the country, organizing events with lots of different campuses and ambassadors and building a pre-law network and community, spanning from coast to coast. My experience as Chief Campus Ambassador has well prepared me in my role as Chief of Operations and has shaped the way I continue to work with Campus Ambassadors in my daily role.

Reagan Lindsay-Kereluik, Former Chief Campus Ambassador (July 2023 – December 2023)