Cantor Arts Center Volunteer
Volunteers serve as ambassadors at Stanford's Cantor Arts Center, greeting visitors and providing information about exhibitions and the museum's collection and history.
We are currently accepting applications for Museum Information Desk Ambassadors.
Fill out an application by clicking on the link below, and schedule a volunteer Information Desk Ambassador interview.
Volunteers commit to a weekly participation with a minimum of one year of service.
How to Apply
- Fill out an application form
- Schedule a volunteer interview
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