Oklahoma State Campus Lead - Global Career Accelerator Intern

Location: Your Campus
Commitment: ~5 hours/week
Compensation: Competitive stipend +leadership development

Who You Are

You’re the friend who knows everyone. The connector. The person student orgs turn to when they need a crowd. You’ve got range, presence, and real influence on campus. As an On-Campus Activator, you’ll spark grassroots energy—connecting students to career-changing resources and building a visible community around growth.

Your Mission

Lead the charge in making the Global Career Accelerator a trusted name on campus. From organizing events and collabs to building a movement, you’ll be at the center of the action—helping students gain access to global opportunities, professional skills, and real-world experience.

What You’ll Do

🎤 Host Campus Activations – Plan 2–4 engaging events per semester (think workshops, panels, info sessions, coffee chats) that spotlight the Global Career Accelerator and help students understand how it can boost their career readiness
🤝 Collaborate Across Campus – Partner with Greek life, student orgs, res halls, and departments to co-host events and spread awareness
📈 Drive Engagement – Recruit students into the Global Career Accelerator through tabling, class visits, and creative lead-gen campaigns
🧠 Report Insights – Share real-time feedback and trends with the Global Career Accelerator team to help shape campus strategy
🚀 (Optional) Launch & Lead a Career Club – Opportunity to establish and lead a Global Career Accelerator Club to create a lasting, student-led space for professional growth

What You Bring

✅ Strong campus network across orgs and communities
✅ Event planning skills and reliable follow-through
✅ Confident communicator with peer-to-peer leadership energy
✅ Initiative to take ideas from brainstorm to breakout

Why Join

🔥 Lead a campus-wide movement to connect students with real career opportunities
📋 Build real experience in event strategy, community building, and marketing
💼 Earn recommendation letters, internship referrals, and national leadership opportunities