An elite service opportunity for study abroad alumni to continue to learn about international education as a profession while promoting study abroad opportunities on campus.

At Salisbury University, our student Global Ambassadors serve as the first stop for students interested in studying abroad. They provide general information and their own personal perspective on the programs SU provides.

What is required of a Student Global Ambassador?

• A completed Global Ambassador application.
• Attendance to one training session at the beginning of the Fall semester.
• A willingness to educate their collegiate peers on the diverse Salisbury University programs abroad, the application process and scholarship opportunities.
• Be present and informative at Study abroad fairs and various information sessions.
• Assist the SUCIE staff on specific projects when needed such as orientation sessions
• Talk about your study abroad experience to anyone who will listen. You are excited, get them excited!
• Respond to e-mails of interested students
• Contribute suggestions and feedback to help create and upkeep programming ideas.
• Use oral and written communication effectively
• Keep a positive attitude and be enthusiastic
• Other duties as assigned or suggested by you!
• Have fun!

A message to perspective Student Global Ambassadors:

Serving as a Student Global Ambassador means serving as a peer advisor and being able to share stories and insights from your time abroad and encourage others to not only expand their horizons but become international learners. You will also make new friends among the other Student Ambassadors who share international interests and experiences. Peer advising offers you the chance to take what you have learned abroad and serve as an experienced guiding force for someone who is preparing to embark on an international experience of their own.

Student Global Ambassadors must have studied abroad themselves and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0. For an application, please click here.

Questions can be directed to SUCIE@salisbury.edu or 410-677-5027.