"Membership Has Its Privileges"

As a service-oriented organization and student public relations team, the Lawson State Community College Ambassadors provide hours of assistance to the college and the community.  As beacons of Lawson State, the Ambassadors create an image of opportunity, and serve as examples for fellow students, both academically and socially.  In addition, the Ambassadors promote excellence and represent Lawson State with pride at all times.

Lawson State Community College Ambassadors - An organization where membership definitely has its privileges. To learn  more about the organization take a look at our Brochure and if you think you have what it takes, please fill out an Application and submit it to the Office of Public Relations Birmingham East Campus or email:  lbryant@lawsonstate.edu.

Who Are We? 

Jimmie Moore (President), Tabitha Brown (1st Vice President), Tebriel Alexander (2nd Vice President), April Cole (Secretary), Jacqueline Floyd (Asst. Secretary/Events Coordinator), Marney Powell (Treasurer), Marderius Appleberry (Financial Secretary), Brandon Munn (Chaplain), Antrinitra Askew, Benjamin Brown, Jr., Brian Crawford, Wendy Crear, Turrell Cunningham, Erica Glover, Ashley Johnson, Madison Johnson, Travonna Jones, Jaron Mosley, Maurice Pace, Kevin Ray, Sergio Torres, Jacques Steele, Anthony Tucker, Meagan Ward, and Jamelia Wilkerson

What Do We Do?

               Future Ambassadors

                                         CHARACTER                                                             Miss Lawson State 2010

      Miss Lawson State Coronation 2011                        Mr. Ambassador 2011                                                                                                                       Kevin Ray                                                                                                                            Advisor Geri H. Albright      

Congratulations Marney Powell, recipient of the 2011 Magic City Classic Scholarship! Marney was honored on Friday, October 28 at the MCC Scholarship Breakfast. This year’s theme - The Magic City Classic: A Legacy, A Community, An Evolution. In keeping with such a legacy, criteria for the award include full-time matriculation, civic activity and the pursuit of an undergraduate degree. Marney’s stand-out academic achievements and community involvement have been awarded a $1000 scholarship from the African American Business Council of the Birmingham Business Alliance.