M2 Campus Council
Gain real experience from a real company while still in school.
Every M2 campus gets a student leadership team. Eight seats. Real goals. A direct line to M2's founders.
What the council does
The M2 Campus Council is the student side of M2. Members test our product before riders see it, shape how we talk to students, run safety campaigns, bring us partnership leads, study what riders need, help us find great people, and scout the next campus. Every seat has semester goals, and the whole council presents its results to M2's founders every quarter.
The eight seats
Council Chair
Owns: running the council
- Sets agendas and runs monthly meetings
- Keeps every seat on track toward its goals
- Leads the quarterly results presentation to M2's founders
Product Lead
Owns: the ride and app experience
- Tests app updates before they reach riders
- Turns rider feedback into a ranked fix list
- Pitches student pass and pricing ideas
Brand Lead
Owns: how M2 talks to students
- Builds campaign concepts with the council
- Reviews student-facing posts and messaging before they go out
- Works with M2 ambassadors, who run the campaigns
Rider Safety Lead
Owns: rider safety and conduct inside M2
- Runs student-led safety campaigns that teach the rules
- Helps shape M2's rider conduct steps, such as warnings and account suspensions for riders who break M2's rules
Partnerships Lead
Owns: student groups and local businesses
- Brings M2 partnership leads from clubs, Greek organizations, athletics and student groups
- Finds local businesses students want to reach for rider discounts
Insights Lead
Owns: understanding riders
- Runs student surveys
- Studies ride trends and writes a quarterly student demand report
- Forecasts demand for big campus events
Talent Lead
Owns: M2's people pipeline on campus
- Refers great candidates for M2 roles
- Sits on interview panels for campus ambassadors
- Helps train new team members
Expansion Lead
Owns: the next campus
- Uses student networks at other schools to tell M2 where riders are and how campuses work
- Writes short student-side briefs on campuses M2 is considering
On smaller campuses, one member may hold two seats.
How it works
One-year terms.
Apply once a year. Seats are filled by M2.
Monthly meetings.
About an hour a month, plus the work on your seat.
Quarterly results.
The council presents to M2's founders every quarter.
Real training.
Every member is onboarded before starting: how M2 works, our rider rules, safety standards and brand.
What you get
- Free M2 ride pass for your term
- M2 Campus Council gear
- Recommendation letters from M2's founders
- A real leadership title for your résumé and LinkedIn
- First look at paid M2 roles and internships
Who should apply
Currently enrolled college students, 18 or older. We want every class year, students who live on campus and commuters, and riders and non-riders. If you think scooters on campus need work, we especially want to hear from you.
What the council doesn't do
The council advises M2. It doesn't set campus, city, county or transportation rules. Those belong to the university and local government, and M2 follows them. Council members don't speak for M2 to officials or the press, and they don't sign agreements or spend money on M2's behalf. Members sign a confidentiality agreement and only see combined rider trends, never an individual rider's information.
Questions
No. Non-riders bring a view we need.
About an hour-long meeting each month, plus the work on your seat. M2 caps the time so it fits around classes.
It's a leadership role with perks. M2's paid campus jobs are listed separately on Earn With M2.
Yes. Check your organization's rules on outside roles first, and tell us in your application.
Tell us in the form. The Expansion Lead seat exists to answer that question.
Your campus. Your seat.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. The council is separate from M2's paid jobs; for those, see Earn With M2.