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Firefox Student Ambassadors
Welcome to the Firefox Student Ambassadors program.
Who We Are
Firefox Student Ambassadors are individuals who are passionate about Mozilla and raise awareness about the many benefits of Firefox and Firefox OS!
Creative and resourceful, Student Ambassadors lead campaigns and projects at their colleges and in their communities to encourage others to contribute to Mozilla (and utilize our products). Together, Firefox Student Ambassadors play a large role in helping to improve the global experience of people on the Web.
Working together with the Mozilla Reps program (ReMo), Student Ambassadors are given the opportunity to learn new skills, earn recognition, and advance their leadership in not just the Mozilla community, but in their school and region.
What We Do
The Firefox Student Ambassadors program exists to empower students with the tools and resources needed to:
- Promote Firefox (Desktop and Android)
- Support the successful launch of Firefox OS in communities (and campuses!) around the world
- Educate others about Mozilla's mission
- Grow the Mozilla Community
Join Us
At this time, new participants are being accepted into the program!
To serve as a Firefox Student Ambassador you must be:
- At least eighteen years of age
- Currently associated with a college or university (we welcome not only students but professors and administrators as well!)
For more information on how to become a Firefox Student Ambassador, please visit here.