Worldwide College of Business Student Council Invites Eagles to Lead

Whether you’re a working professional aiming to advance your career, actively serving in the military and planning to boost your education or transition to a civilian role, or just someone seeking the best in online learning, having peer support can make all the difference in your academic journey at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University’s Worldwide Campus.

That’s one of the key factors behind the College of Business Student Council.

Students Supporting Students

This student-run organization fosters continued collaboration between business learners, faculty and college leaders, enhancing student success through support and promoting robust professional networks.

Andrew, who is more than a year into pursuing a B.S. in Aviation Business Administration, says he couldn’t resist an opportunity that aligned so well with his approach to advancing his education and career and helping fellow students along the way.

“I was presented with this opportunity to mentor students in ways that will enable them to network among themselves and with faculty and alumni,” he said. “I believe that the only closed door is the one you don't open. I saw this Student Council as an opportunity to show fellow students how that philosophy has dictated my life and how it can help them achieve their life goals.”

Are You Ready to Make a Difference?

If you’re interested in joining the College of Business Student Council, all Worldwide Campus students are welcome to apply for membership. After becoming a member, students are encouraged to email wwcbsc@erau.edu and mention the code CBSC2024 to receive a free welcome gift (while supplies last).

Eligible members are also invited to explore one of many upcoming opportunities to serve on the executive board. Serving on the student council board provides valuable leadership experience and practical skills in networking, communication, budgeting and strategic decision-making.

The College of Business Student Council is a perfect platform to develop the skills and connections that are highly beneficial in the business world. Serving in student government is a role that Andrew fully embraces, and now he encourages others to do the same.

For more information about this organization and other student clubs, you can access eUnion, Embry‑Riddle’s one-of-a-kind virtual community, using your ERNIE credentials, either online or through the eUnion app. Learn more about eUnion.