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Ava

I’m a sophomore studying Sports Media at IU, and I love being involved and meeting new people on campus. I also love spending time outside, staying busy, and just enjoying everything IU has to offer!

I’m a sophomore studying Sports Media at IU, and I love being involved and meeting new people on campus. I also love spending time outside, staying busy, and just enjoying everything IU has to offer!

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About Me

Indiana University at Bloomington

Class of 2028


Indiana University

Journalism, sports media

Class of 05/2028


Bloomington, IN, USA

Skills

Microsoft powerpoint
Microsoft word
Canva

Interests

Social media
Sports
Marketing

My Clubs and Associations

Women in Sports Club Indiana

GIG Work on H\FC

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Tiktok

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Tiktok!!

Two IG stories! #1
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Two IG stories! #1

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Here's two instagram stories I posted while working the food truck

Work activation #2
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Work activation #2

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Work activation

Interview Questions

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What Clubs and organizations are you a member of or have a connection to?

Women in Sports club- Indiana

IUSTV (Indiana University Sports Television)

The Content Club IU

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US + CA Brand Ambassadors

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Link out your IG (needs to be public):

https://instagram.com/avaruster

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Partnerships & Events Lead

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How would you create deeper community in the running community?

You can create deeper community in the running world by focusing on consistent touchpoints, shared rituals, and meaningful connection—not just mileage. Weekly or monthly runs, post-run coffee meetups, and simple traditions help people feel like they’re part of something stable. Creating smaller sub-groups—like beginner crews, women’s groups, or pace-based squads—helps runners find “their people” within the larger community. Highlighting personal stories instead of just race times builds emotional connection, and partnering with local businesses for casual hangouts or workshops makes the group feel more like an ecosystem. Most importantly, letting members contribute ideas or lead parts of the experience gives them ownership, which strengthens loyalty and community culture.

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