No, I have not worked with Uber before. However, I am very familiar with Uber’s platform as a student and frequently engage with brands through campus activations and ambassador-style programs. I’m excited about the opportunity to bring Uber One to campus by leveraging my leadership roles, event-planning experience, and established student communities to drive meaningful engagement.

I am a co-founder of a campus run club that consistently attracts 100+ attendees, where I help plan events, promote participation, and build an inclusive community centered around wellness and connection. I am also an active member of Alpha Epsilon Delta, the national pre-health honor society, where I engage with professional development, service, and mentorship opportunities within the pre-health community. Additionally, I am involved in the Student Council of Arts and Sciences, Freshman Leaders in Arts and Sciences Reaching Excellence (FLARE)—an organization focused on developing leadership skills in first-year students—and the Texas A&M Emergency Care Team, which has strengthened my teamwork, responsibility, and service-oriented mindset.

would host a Run Club x Uber One Arcade event on campus. As a co-founder of a campus run club, I would integrate Uber One Arcade into one of our regularly attended runs by promoting the game through QR-code activation at check-in and post-run. Participants could play Uber One Arcade to win rewards such as Uber Eats credits or ride discounts, encouraging immediate engagement with the platform. This approach leverages an existing student community to drive organic participation, visibility, and sustained interest in Uber One.