What excites me most about being part of Wet Hydration is how aligned the brand is with who I am; a student-athlete, wellness advocate, and content creator who values authenticity, energy, and balance. As someone who’s always looking to build community, I’m excited by the opportunity to help grow Wet Hydration’s presence

Yes, I’d love to attend and represent Wet Hydration at events in Washington — especially on college campuses or local community spots. As a student-athlete, micro-influencer, and leader in organizations like The Women’s Network and GSBA at Gonzaga University, I’m already tapped into the student culture and know how to build buzz authentically. Here’s how I’d represent Wet Hydration as a Brand Ambassador. I’d be on-site engaging with students and event attendees, sharing my personal connection to the product, handing out samples, and encouraging social shares through giveaways or fun content prompts.

As a student deeply engaged in wellness, campus life, and brand partnerships, I have several event ideas for Wet Hydration that could activate Gen Z audiences in a fresh and authentic way.

1. “Sip & Sweat” Fitness Pop-Up A pop-up workout experience with local instructors, yoga, pilates, or HIIT and followed by Wet Hydration samples and wellness giveaways. Ideal for: Student-athletes, fitness clubs, and sorority wellness chairs.

2. “Hydration Station” at Campus Events: Set up branded hydration booths at major college events like move-in day, intramural sports finals, or student org fairs. Give out samples, run giveaways. Ideal for: Orientation, sports tournaments, or campus festivals.

3. “Wellness Wednesday” Collabs Collaborate with wellness-based student orgs (like mental health clubs or DEI groups) to host calm spaces with journaling, skincare samples, and Wet drinks. Partners: The Women's Networ & yoga studios.

“Dorm Drop” Giveaway Series: Host social giveaways where students nominate their friends to get Wet Hydration surprise drops in their dorms. Create TikTok's with the reactions.