Career Center Ambassadors

• Professional & Career Development Opportunities
  • Develop your transferrable skills and enhance your career knowledge in real-time through ambassador events and tasks, including general meetings, assignments, and tasks.
• Engage with Employers and Students
  • Volunteer at Career Center events, such as career fairs, tabling, and employer-hosted events, to build meaningful connections and foster collaboration.
• Promote Career Center Initiatives
  • Drive student engagement by promoting events, programs, and services through creative outreach activities at on-campus events like Market Wednesday.
• Build your Network
  • Leverage your role as a Career Center Ambassador to forge lasting connections with peers, employers, and FSU faculty and staff.

• Professional Growth: Build leadership, communication, and teamwork skills while expanding your professional network.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with other ambassadors, employers, and professionals through exclusive events, workshops, and panels.
• Resume Enhancement: Add a prestigious leadership role to your resume that reflects your dedication to student success and campus engagement.
• Community Impact: Make a meaningful difference in the lives of fellow FSU students, contributing to a supportive and career-ready campus environment.
• Skill Development: Gain exposure to communications, marketing, and other transferable skills.
• Exclusive Access to Career Resources: Receive insider access to job search tools, employer connections, and professional development opportunities.

To be eligible for the FSU Career Center Student Ambassador Program, applicants must:

• Commit to participating in both the Fall and Spring semesters.
• Meet with their assigned mentor at least twice each semester.
• Attend a mandatory training session held before the Fall semester begins (typically the week before classes start).
• Stay actively engaged in program meetings and events throughout the year.
  • Note: The program does not require commitments during academic breaks or finals week, and some weeks may have no required activities.

Additional details:

• The program does not require participation during academic breaks or finals week, and some weeks may have no scheduled activities.
• Ambassadors will have the flexibility to choose the activities that best fit their interests and goals.
• Dates are shared in advance, and all Ambassadors are expected to attend.

Ambassadors are recruited and selected during the spring for the upcoming Fall and Spring semesters. Applications for the Fall 2026 – Spring 2027 year will be open April 8th, 2026, until May 6th, 2026. Students must submit an application and resume through NoleNetwork to be considered for an interview. In NoleNetwork, the position is listed under the FSU Career Center as “Career Center Student Ambassador.”