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Entwine Global Ambassadors Fall 2026

Deadline: Sept 4, 2026

Applications are reviewed and acceptances sent on a rolling basis.

As a Global Ambassador, your main goal will be to build community among study abroad students in your host city. You will be responsible for connecting study abroad students to each other, hosting gatherings for students, attending and connecting students to local community events and keeping students informed on local happenings through your Entwine city WhatsApp group.

As part of the Global Ambassadors program, you will connect with other college students studying in your host city, develop professional skills, and gain opportunities to connect with the larger global Jewish community while you study abroad.

Program supervisors and fellow cohort members will help guide your experience. You will receive a $200 stipend for completing your goals. You will also receive a program budget to help engage students abroad.

Please apply by September 4th and reach out to Raya Benus to check in on your application status or if you have any questions.

Basic Information

First Name

Last Name

Please select your pronouns (select all that apply)

Please describe your pronouns

Date of Birth

Email (Personal)

Phone Number (Mobile)

Academic Information

Home University (if not listed, select Other)

Home University (if not listed above)

Graduation Year

The GA fellowship is geared towards undergraduate Juniors and Seniors.

Study Abroad Destination City

Study Abroad Destination Country

What date are you expecting to go abroad?

What date are you expecting to return?

Which program are you studying abroad with?

How did you learn about the Global Ambassador Fellowship? If you were referred by someone specific, please select friend or family.

If other, please share

Please share the full name and email of the individual or organization who referred you

Address

Please follow the below conventions to make sure your address is submitted properly.

If you are in a dorm, please input your street address in Line 1, and building information (name and unit number) in Line 2; example below:

1600 Campus Rd (Line 1)
Stewie Hall, #2 (Line 2)
Los Angeles, CA 90041

Street Address (Line 1)

Physical street address (incl. address of Post Office if PO box)

Street Address (Line 2)

Apt #/PO Box #/Building name and #

City

Postal Code

Country

State

Province

Written Responses

Application Questions

Write a brief, one paragraph bio about yourself. Your bio should be written in third person. Include relevant information such as major, interests, and activities. If you are selected for this program, your bio will be replicated on Entwine's website. (150 word max)

Tell us about a gathering (a party, program, or event) you designed that you’re really proud of. Consider the questions below in your response. (300 word max)

How did you decide on your concept? What tasks did you pursue? How did you encourage participation and engagement? What was the outcome?

Jewish communities take many forms, from formal institutions to informal gatherings of friends. What does Jewish community mean to you, and why is it important? How do you personally plan to foster Jewish community while abroad? (300 words max)

Imagine you’re at the end of your study abroad experience. Write us a 100 to 300-word email to a friend sharing about your study abroad semester and how being a Global Ambassador impacted your experience? (300 word max)

Please list which campus student groups or activities you are currently involved in. Please list any leadership positions with these groups. (150 word max)

Prefer not to answer	Ashkenazi	Bukharian
Conservative	Culturally Jewish	Ethiopian
Hasidic	Indian	Interfaith/multifaith
Jew by Choice	Jewtina/o	Mizrahi
Modern Orthodox	Multiethnic or multiheritage	Nondenominational
Not Jewish	Orthodox	Persian
Pluralistic	Reconstructionist	Reform
Renewal	Russian Speaking Jew (RSJ)	Secular
Sephardi	Spiritual	Prefer to self-identify