Volunteer for Service

Hundreds of NAFSA members volunteer to serve the association to create and disseminate knowledge, to influence public policy, and to maintain a strong organization. They serve on committees, knowledge communities, teams, and task forces.

Leadership Spotlight

Marcia Taylor

ISSRP – International Student Subcommittee, Member

Florida State Representative

My first NAFSA event was a training session at a Regional Conference in 1997. It was amazing to meet others with similar jobs and to realize that
this was a CAREER!

Learn more about Marcia.

The work of the association could not be accomplished without the time and expertise of volunteers. Serving in a leadership capacity for the association offers a unique opportunity for personal and professional growth.

Leadership positions in NAFSA are filled by matching vacancies with members who have the needed skills and expertise to fill them. As you review the descriptions of the current openings, pay particular attention to the qualifications specified for each job. You will serve most effectively in a position which calls upon your greatest strengths and skills.

Learn more about the selection process.

Benefits of Leadership

A few of the benefits of becoming a NAFSA leader are:

• Networking with peers at other organizations.
• Serving as mentor to others.
• Gaining visibility on your own campus.
• Building your resume by documenting your strengths and expanding your experience.
• Learning more about NAFSA's strategic directions and organizational structure.

Thank you for your interest in becoming involved with NAFSA as a member of a committee, subcommittee or task force.