I would choose a pizza party because I love anything that brings people together and creates a fun, relaxed vibe. Sharing food, laughing, and connecting with friends always feels like a good reset in the middle of a busy semester. Plus, who doesn’t love pizza?

A time I created engaging social media content was during my WhatsApp Campus Ambassador internship. I designed creative posts and videos that highlighted different features of the app in a way that felt relatable to college students. I focused on showing how WhatsApp can make group projects, event planning, and staying connected with friends so much easier. I used bright visuals, trending sounds, and clear messaging, which helped the content get strong engagement and positive feedback on campus. That experience taught me how to create content that is both visually appealing and genuinely useful to my audience.

I would promote a safety product by connecting it to the everyday realities of being at Howard, especially since we’re on an open campus. Students are constantly walking between buildings, going off-campus for food, or heading home from late classes and events, so safety is something we all think about. I’d talk to my friends about how the product can make those moments feel more secure, and I’d show them how quick and easy it is to use so it doesn’t feel intimidating. I would also spread the word through group chats, student orgs, and casual conversations because hearing about a safety product from someone they trust makes people more likely to try it. My goal would be to make safety feel normal and accessible, not scary, so students see the product as something that genuinely supports their everyday life at Howard.