As he reportedly gears up for another potential run, Mitt Romney is slated to head to Florida, an early primary state and crucial swing state. The former Republican presidential nominee is set to deliver the spring commencement address at Jacksonville University in April, the university announced on Wednesday.

“This is the kind of outstanding global citizen we try to put in front of our students,” said the university’s president, Tim Cost, according to the Jacksonville Business Journal. “Our leadership believe that having that kind of diversity of thinking and experience enriches what college is all about.”

Romney is reportedly reached out to members of his 2012 campaign team to express interest in a run for president. The address will take place less than a year before the Florida 2016 primary. He handily won the state in the 2012 Republican primaries, but narrowly lost it to President Obama in the general election.