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Aristoteles Cortes-Loera
I’m a neuroscience student at UT Austin passionate about community engagement, advocacy, and creating inclusive spaces through leadership and service.
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University of Texas at Austin
Austin, TX, US
neuroscience , Data Science, Statistics, & Computer Science
Class of 2028
Austin, TX, USA
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Association of Latino Professionals for America
Hispanic Business Student Association
Texas Pre-Law Honor Society
National Law Latino Student Association
Texas Club Tennis
University of Texas at Austin Recreational Sports
Texas Minority Sports Association
Hispanic Latino Student Association
Texas Sports Analytics Group
TIP Scholars
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On my personal Instagram, I share colorful, vibrant content that highlights my personality, campus life, and cultural roots. With a growing and engaged following, I focus on authentic storytelling through photos and captions that
Kaleidoscope Park TikTok
As a Social Media Intern at Kaleidoscope Park, I created Gen Z-focused, bilingual content that spotlighted local culture, community events, and brand partnerships. I helped promote major activations like Community Sports Day with
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WIP Energy
Wip Campus Ambassador
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WIP Energy
Wip Campus Ambassador
Please share detailed context on the clubs/orgs/greek life/sports teams you are affiliated with on campus. How would you help wip show up!
I’m fortunate to be involved in a wide range of organizations that connect me with diverse communities at UT Austin. I’m active in professional and academic orgs like the Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA), Hispanic Business Student Association, Texas Pre-Law Honor Society, National Latino Law Student Association, and Texas Business Sports Analytics Group, where I engage with driven students preparing for careers in business and law. I’m also part of community and cultural orgs like the Hispanic Student Association and TIP Scholars, which give me access to large networks of students from different majors and backgrounds.
On the athletic side, I play with Texas Club Tennis and Sand Volleyball, and I also serve as a UT RecSports Intramural Official and Assistant, where I regularly officiate sports including D1 Women’s Beach Volleyball. I additionally work as a tennis instructor, which allows me to interact with students who value performance and discipline. Through these roles, I engage with hundreds of students weekly in recreational and competitive settings, giving me direct opportunities to share Wip with athletes and active students who appreciate energy and focus. With these affiliations, I can help Wip show up across multiple spaces:
Sports & fitness: by introducing Wip to athletes, intramural participants, and RecSports events.
Professional & academic orgs: by positioning Wip as the perfect study or networking boost during long events, case competitions, and late-night work sessions.
Cultural orgs & large student networks: by connecting Wip with vibrant communities where word-of-mouth spreads quickly.
In short, my involvement gives Wip a presence in both the classroom and on the courts—allowing the brand to reach students across academics, athletics, and culture at UT Austin.
WIP Energy
Wip Campus Ambassador
How would you represent WIP Energy in a way that connects with college students on your campus?
I would represent WIP Energy by showing students how its pouch format makes it the perfect on-the-go energy solution for campus life. Unlike traditional energy drinks or coffee, WIP is discreet, portable, and mess-free—you can pop in a pouch before class, during a study session, or right before intramural sports without needing a drink in hand. I’d highlight its affordability and zero-sugar flavors as a healthier, cost-effective alternative to expensive lattes or sugary energy drinks. To connect with students, I’d create engaging social content showing how WIP fits into our everyday routines—pulling an all-nighter at the library, getting hyped before game day, or staying focused during long student org meetings. On campus, I’d host fun events like flavor tastings, collabs with fitness or pre-professional orgs, and giveaways that let students experience firsthand how WIP can energize their lifestyle. My goal would be to make WIP the go-to energy hack for students at UT Austin: affordable, convenient, and built for the student hustle.