Student Ambassadors
What do student ambassadors do?
At colleges and universities around the world, student ambassadors:
- Gain leadership experience through exclusive programs and events
- Advocate for physics at their school
- Network with physicists to improve their career preparedness
- Support their community by sharing resources with their peers
Any undergraduate or graduate student with at least a year left in their studies can apply.
Student ambassador community
Connect with other student ambassadors, discover new opportunities, and get access to exclusive workshops, programs, and events.
Find your school's student ambassador
Contact your school's student ambassador directly to get involved — usually through their publicly available school email, or contact us and we’ll put you in touch.
If your school does not yet have a student ambassador, apply to be your institution’s first.
Questions?
Contact us for more information.
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