Career Ambassadors are undergraduate peer educators, providing support and one-on-one guidance about career readiness and professional development. They are trained to understanding the key competencies employers are looking for, and to help students incorporate those skill when articulating their professional value via resumes and cover letters. Career Ambassadors connect students with programs and events happening in the Career Center, specifically within the Career Communities, and have a strong knowledge of professional development opportunities within their own academic departments.
Drop In Appointments
Drop in to meet with a Career Ambassador for help writing resumes and/or cover letters or to have a conversation about career options.
All Day Thursdays: 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. in the Career Center (73 Tremont)
CAs can be requested for classroom or student organization presentations about:
- Resume & Cover Letter Writing
- Creating and developing a LinkedIn Profile
- Handshake Overview and Career Center Resources
To request a CA, contact Erika Marshall.
Our Career Ambassadors
- Alyona Ryabtseva, 2026, Biology
- Anja Wight, 2027, Management & Marketing
- Cooper Lawlor, 2027, Finance
- Dani Gutierrez Martos, 2028, Business Economics & Global Business
- Gina Cappello, 2028, Marketing
- Gloria (Glo) Lodiong, 2026, Biochemistry
- Julia Capraro, 2026, Psychology & Journalism
- Kamilla Alieva, 2027, Accounting & Business Analytics and Information Systems
- Macarena (Maky) Torti, 2026, Economics
- Maripaz Urena, 2026, Interior Design
- Molly Gramm, 2027, Political Science
- Nick Liotino, 2027, Accounting & Business Analytics and Information Systems
- Raven Giannino, 2028, Political Science & Sociology
- Savannah Markham, 2027, Marketing & Business Analytics
- Sonniya Hutton, 2025, Entrepreneurship
- Sophia Hernandez, 2025, English
- Sydney Levitt, 2028, Marketing
- Tim Nazarov, 2027, Business Economics