A table in a high-traffic area (student center, dining hall entrance, library plaza) where students get free doughnuts/cookies/candy after signing up for Uber One. QR codes on the table make it fast. You explain how Uber One saves money on rides + food delivery.

I’m actively involved in several organizations on campus, including the African Student Association, Student Government, and the African-American Student Union. I’m also part of Girls Who Code, Black Girls Who Code, Women in Engineering, and the Society of Women Engineers. Outside of academics, I participate in Afrodance and Debate Club as well as the GT student alumni association. These groups allow me to stay connected culturally, build leadership skills, grow technically, and be part of a strong community.

As an Uber ambassador, I would convince students to join Uber One by highlighting how it saves them money on everyday needs, rides to class, food delivery, and nights out. I’d host on-campus events where students could stop by for treats like doughnuts or sweets, and to participate they would sign up for Uber One using a QR code at the table. While they sign up, I would explain the benefits in a personal way, showing how Uber One fits student life. I’d also use social media and student networks to build hype and encourage others to join. My goal is to make signups feel fun, valuable, and relatable.