SHARING NNU
Telling the NNU Story
NNU is a university with a century-long history of providing a transformational education committed to helping students maximize their God-given purpose and gifts as they live into our “Here for Good” promise. At NNU, we believe an education is more than an intellectual pursuit; it’s about more than merely acquiring a degree to get a better job. It’s about creating a meaningful life rooted in timeless values and empowered by community as we commit to a life of service that transforms ourselves, our society and the world.
We recognize the considerable honor and privilege it is to partner with you in telling the NNU story, and we don’t take that responsibility lightly. NNU is dedicated to our promise of being Here for Good, and that doesn’t just mean for students.
Being a Brand Ambassador
Being a Brand Ambassador for NNU doesn’t have to be complicated. We want to provide you with the resources you need to stay up-to-date on all that’s happening on and off campus and make it easier to share about the University we all love.
WHO IS AN NNU BRAND AMBASSADOR?
Staff · Faculty · Alumni · Students (traditional, graduate and professional studies) · Trustees · Lead Pastors & Youth Pastors · Community Partners · Supporters · School counselors, principals and coaches · YOU!
WHAT ROLE DOES A BRAND AMBASSADOR PLAY?
You are uniquely positioned in people’s lives in ways we never will be. That’s why NNU Brand Ambassadors are so important! Here are some examples of ways you can share NNU’s story:
- Raise awareness by talking about your love for NNU and how it’s changed your life and the lives of others you know.
- Share about NNU with family members or a student from church.
- Connect with NNU alumni, faculty and staff that are willing to mentor interested individuals, then initiate a relationship between them.
- Build reputation by being trustworthy and being of service; guide them to the people that can answer their in-depth questions.
- Show the value of an NNU education and explain how financial aid can make it an affordable option for them (NNU’s net price is roughly $2,000 more than public state schools in Idaho!).