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<h3><span class="mw-headline">IMPORTANT NOTICE : The FSA program is now set to transition to Campus Clubs</span></h3>
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<b>A new program is coming to campuses this September that is aligned with the existing Mozilla Clubs structure and will provide a unified model for participation on campuses around the world. <br>
Mozilla Campus Clubs will be replacing the FSA program and so we won’t be accepting any new Firefox Student Ambassadors. The listed FSA Activities won’t be carried any more. You can find more information about the future of the program in [https://discourse.mozilla-community.org/t/reinventing-mozilla-on-campus/8730 this post], where you can also leave your questions.
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Learn more about the Campus Clubs at: [https://campus.mozilla.community/ campus.mozilla.community]
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[https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors About] |  [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/ProgramStructure Structure] | [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/Join Join] | [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/Activities Activities] | [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/Toolkit Tools] | [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/Contact Contact] |  
[https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors About] |  [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/ProgramStructure Structure] | [https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/contribute/studentambassadors/ Join] | [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/Activities Activities] | [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/Events Events] | [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/Recognition Recognition] | [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/Contact Contact] | [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/FAQ FAQ]
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* The Firefox Student Ambassadors program is governed by an Executive Board that consists of dedicated contributors to the program. Think of them as the Global Team, in charge of running the whole FSA operation!
* The Firefox Student Ambassadors program is governed by an Executive Board that consists of dedicated contributors to the program. Think of them as the Global Team, in charge of running the whole FSA operation!
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* Regional Ambassador Leads, consisting of dedicated Mozilla Reps and exceptional Student Ambassadors, help advise the actions of Firefox Clubs and Student Ambassadors as well as coordinate marketing campaigns and community activities in their country. They are your mentor and and your go-to guide!
* Regional Ambassador Leads, consisting of dedicated Mozilla Reps and exceptional Student Ambassadors, help advise the actions of Firefox Clubs and Student Ambassadors as well as coordinate marketing campaigns and community activities in their country. They are your mentor and and your go-to guide!
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*Planning and executing regional meetups, trainings, or activities for Clubs and Student Ambassadors
*Planning and executing regional meetups, trainings, or activities for Clubs and Student Ambassadors


Currently RALs are based on nomination by the Executive Board. For a list of existing RALs, see [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/RMA here].
Currently RALs are based on nomination by the Executive Board. For a list of existing RALs, see [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/RAL here].


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==Firefox Clubs==
==Firefox Clubs==


Want to meet other Ambassadors at your local university and work with them to promote Firefox (and earn rewards!)?  
Want to meet other Ambassadors at your local university and work with them to promote the Mozilla mission and our projects?  


Firefox Clubs are a key grouping of Student Ambassadors at your school which function as Mozilla's liaison at these institutions. As a Firefox Club, you will work as a team to help others learn about our products, grow the Mozilla community (at your school), host events, teach the web to your school and community, and participate in campaigns!  
Firefox Clubs are a key grouping of Student Ambassadors at your school which function as Mozilla's liaison at these institutions. As a Firefox Club, you will work as a team to help others learn about our products, grow the Mozilla community (at your school), host events, teach the web to your school and community, and participate in campaigns!  


While there are several reasons to create (or participate) in a Firefox Club, here are just a few:
While there are several reasons to create (or participate) in a Firefox Club, here are just a few:
*Leadership Experience
*Leadership experience
*Mozilla Gear and prizes!
*Recognition in your school and local community
*Recognition in your school and local community
*Possible entrance into the Mozilla Reps Program
*Gain experience that will be a huge plus when applying to the Mozilla Reps Program
*Opportunity to rise up in the FSA Program Structure
*Opportunity to level up your FSA experience by exploring higher roles in the FSA Program Structure
*Mozilla gear and prizes!


For more information about Firefox Clubs, please visit [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/FirefoxClubs here].
For more information about Firefox Clubs, please visit [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/FirefoxClubs here].
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To become a Firefox Student Ambassador you must be:
To become a Firefox Student Ambassador you must be:
*Excited to promote Mozilla's products and mission
*18+ years of age
*18+ years of age
*Passionate about Mozilla and its products
*Currently associated with an institution of higher education as a student
*Currently associated with an institution of higher education as a student
*Ready to ''take action'' and do good for web users around the world


Want to join us? Registration is open year-round and you can learn more about how to become a Firefox Student Ambassador [https://wiki.mozilla.org/StudentAmbassadors/Join#How_to_Join here]
Hey, you should join us! Registration is open year-round. Become a Firefox Student Ambassador today [https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/contribute/studentambassadors/ here]


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Latest revision as of 17:09, 13 September 2016

IMPORTANT NOTICE : The FSA program is now set to transition to Campus Clubs

A new program is coming to campuses this September that is aligned with the existing Mozilla Clubs structure and will provide a unified model for participation on campuses around the world.

Mozilla Campus Clubs will be replacing the FSA program and so we won’t be accepting any new Firefox Student Ambassadors. The listed FSA Activities won’t be carried any more. You can find more information about the future of the program in this post, where you can also leave your questions.

Learn more about the Campus Clubs at: campus.mozilla.community

About | Structure | Join | Activities | Events | Recognition | Contact | FAQ

Program Structure

The FSA program is ran by people from around the world including passionate community members, students, and people just like you.

Structure Description
FSA Executive Board
  • The Firefox Student Ambassadors program is governed by an Executive Board that consists of dedicated contributors to the program. Think of them as the Global Team, in charge of running the whole FSA operation!
Regional Ambassador Leads
  • Regional Ambassador Leads, consisting of dedicated Mozilla Reps and exceptional Student Ambassadors, help advise the actions of Firefox Clubs and Student Ambassadors as well as coordinate marketing campaigns and community activities in their country. They are your mentor and and your go-to guide!
Firefox Clubs
  • Firefox Clubs are a core grouping of Student Ambassadors at your university or college. These Clubs work together on larger projects, campaigns, and events to promote Mozilla, our products, and our mission. They are your friends and fellow comrades in the mission of doing good and promoting an open web. Join a Club at your school, or start one and become a Firefox Club Lead.
Firefox Student Ambassadors
  • Firefox Student Ambassadors are a group of creative, innovative, and passionate individuals who are called to help shape the future of the open web. They are leaders at their school and web educators of their community. Sounds like you? Join us!

FSA Executive Board

The FSA Executive Board is a composition of Mozilla Reps who act as the leadership body for the Student Ambassador program due to their passion for helping students and their love for Mozilla. As leaders within the Firefox Student Ambassador program, they are responsible for:

  • Running all aspects of operation of the FSA Program
  • Integrating students into large-scale Mozilla Rep campaigns
  • Recognizing and rewarding students who have done an *amazing* job
  • Driving our social media channels
  • Guiding and advising all groups involved in the program
  • Mentoring individuals who are new to the program community

For more information on the FSA Executive Board (or how to get involved), please see here

Regional Ambassador Leads

Regional Ambassador Leads (RALs), consisting of dedicated Mozilla Reps and exceptional Student Ambassadors, coordinate marketing campaigns and community activities in their region. Depending on the region, RALs may lead a team of Regional Ambassadors. Their duties include:

  • Guiding and advising the Firefox Clubs and Student Ambassadors in their region
  • Recognizing and rewarding students who have done an *amazing* job
  • Aiding FSA members in hosting regional events
  • Planning and executing regional meetups, trainings, or activities for Clubs and Student Ambassadors

Currently RALs are based on nomination by the Executive Board. For a list of existing RALs, see here.

Firefox Clubs

Want to meet other Ambassadors at your local university and work with them to promote the Mozilla mission and our projects?

Firefox Clubs are a key grouping of Student Ambassadors at your school which function as Mozilla's liaison at these institutions. As a Firefox Club, you will work as a team to help others learn about our products, grow the Mozilla community (at your school), host events, teach the web to your school and community, and participate in campaigns!

While there are several reasons to create (or participate) in a Firefox Club, here are just a few:

  • Leadership experience
  • Recognition in your school and local community
  • Gain experience that will be a huge plus when applying to the Mozilla Reps Program
  • Opportunity to level up your FSA experience by exploring higher roles in the FSA Program Structure
  • Mozilla gear and prizes!

For more information about Firefox Clubs, please visit here.

Firefox Student Ambassadors

Firefox Student Ambassadors are individuals who are passionate about Firefox, Mozilla, and the open web!

To become a Firefox Student Ambassador you must be:

  • 18+ years of age
  • Passionate about Mozilla and its products
  • Currently associated with an institution of higher education as a student
  • Ready to take action and do good for web users around the world

Hey, you should join us! Registration is open year-round. Become a Firefox Student Ambassador today here

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