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ECE Ambassadors
Biography
Professional Organization: As Ambassadors of the Electrical and Computer Engineering department, we aim to be the voice of the student body, bridging the gap between students, alumni, and industry leaders. We strive to elevate the ECE department by promoting professional development opportunities, academic achievements, and research innovations
Website: https://www.ece.ufl.edu/people/ece-ambassadors/
President: Douglas Plummer
Email: douglas.plummer@ufl.edu
Organization email: ambassadors@ece.ufl.edu
Faculty Advisor: Faith Snow
Email: fsnow@ufl.edu
#ECE #EE #CpE #MentECE #
Instagram: @ufece.a
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/uf-ece-ambassadors/posts/?feedView=all Groupme: https://groupme.com/join_group/103359533/Nt9NECF3
Types of Events: Peer Mentorship, Social, Workshops.
Location: Malachowsky Student Advising Office
Company Sponsors: Citi Bank, Nvidia, Monolithic Power Systems
Membership: Membership in ECE Ambassadors (ECEA) is application-based and open to undergraduate and graduate students within the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Florida. While the organization primarily consists of students majoring in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering, we welcome applications from any student with a strong interest in ECE and a desire to represent and serve the department. Membership as an Ambassador is typically limited to students who have completed at least two semesters in the ECE program, though all class years are eligible to apply, including transfer students and graduate students. The selection process ensures that members are well-prepared to serve as mentors, tour guides, event organizers, and professional representatives of the department. If you do not fulfill those requirements we encourage you to apply to be a Mentee (MentECE) that will be paired with an upperclassmen to learn the ropes of the ECE departments from classes, to research to scoring that first internship ECEA hosts two major recruitment cycles: Fall Application Cycle: Opens Middle of August and closes by late September. Spring Application Cycle (if needed): Opens in late January and closes in early February. Applications include a Google Form with short response questions, followed by an interview round conducted by the executive board. The goal is to select students who are enthusiastic, dependable, and committed to promoting the success of the ECE community. Interested students can find application links and updates via our website, email announcements, and @ufecea on Instagram.