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The Pennsylvania State University Brandywine is seeking Penn State Brandywine undergraduates to serve as Student Ambassadors for the Student Affairs office. You will help with orientation, Welcome Week, and campus programs, staff front desks, and support event operations while representing the University with professionalism.
Successful candidates will demonstrate strong communication, customer service, and organizational skills, be able to multitask in a fast-paced team setting, and be
Penn State Brandywine is currently seeking to hire Penn State students to work as Student Ambassadors for its Student Affairs office. Reporting to the Student Activities and Recreation Coordinator, the Student Affairs Student Ambassador position will assist in carrying out Student Affairs initiatives including, but not limited to, New Student Orientation, Orchard Hall Welcome Crew, New Connections, Week of Welcome, Homecoming, Parents & Family Weekend, Open House, and Accepted Student programs. In addition, Student Affairs Student Ambassadors will staff the Student Union Building Welcome Desk, Student Affairs Reception Desk, and assist with other tasks to support Student Affairs.
The Student Affairs Student Ambassador is a student leadership opening that challenge students in self‑evaluation and reflection throughout their experience and develop a personal growth plan. Students in this position will gain improved work ethic, time management, collaboration, leadership, communication, and public speaking skills; have an opportunity to network with university staff; and gain an increased understanding of careers in higher education.
Student Affairs Student Ambassadors will be expected to always act in a professional manner and respect all individuals in our diverse university community. Student workers in this position are expected to read, understand, and adhere to established expectations, including a confidentiality agreement due to the sensitive nature of some Student Affairs services (e.g.: Counseling, food pantry access).
Current Penn State Brandywine Undergraduate Student enrolled in Fall 2026 Semester that has completed at least twenty‑four (24) credits by the end of the Spring 2027 Semester and is in good standing with the University. Student Affairs Student Ambassadors must be able to be flexible and patient, as this can be a demanding and fast‑paced working environment. Successful candidates must possess excellent communication, customer service, and organizational skills. Candidates must also demonstrate the ability to work on a team and multitask. The ability to use Microsoft Office Suite is required, and prior experience in office setting or in customer service is preferred. This opening is part-time, up to 20 hours per week.
Contact Tina Brackett‑Wood (tsb5266@psu.edu) with questions.
Employment with the University will require successful completion of background check(s) in accordance with University policies.
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