To help DAISE show up on campus, I’d tap into the beauty, fashion, and creative communities I’m already part of. I work closely with the models and makeup artists of Models of the Mecca, one of Howard’s premier modeling organizations, where I regularly engage with students who value self-expression, aesthetics, and personal style—all of which align with DAISE’s playful, mood-matching vibe.I’d collaborate with them to incorporate DAISE into upcoming fashion shows, photoshoots, or creative pop-ups—showcasing how the products can elevate a look or match a mood. I’d also use events like Howard Homecoming and club interest meetings as key touchpoints for product sampling and giveaways, creating fun moments around “getting ready with DAISE” or “matching your vibe to your fragrance.”Through content, events, and in-person energy, I’d position DAISE not just as a product—but as part of the Howard experience.

Yes! I’m involved in several organizations at Howard University that reflect my passions for wellness, justice, service, leadership, and medicine. I’m an active member of CHAARG, where I support women’s mental and physical well-being through fitness sessions and wellness events. I’m also part of Delight Ministries, a Christ-centered women’s group that fosters spiritual growth and community through prayer, Bible study, and service. As a member of the Women in Pre-Med Society, I participate in mentorship, clinic volunteering, and academic development to prepare for a career in medicine. I also served with Howard’s Alternative Spring Break in Detroit, supporting underserved communities through hands-on service and outreach. Through the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS), I’ve strengthened my leadership skills with training focused on goal-setting, accountability, and professional growth. Lastly, I’m a proud member of Howard’s NAACP Youth and Justice Chapter, where I stay engaged in advocacy work around racial equity and social justice.

No I do not.