No.

I’m currently involved in the Women of Color Leadership Program and Marketers of Baruch (MOB). I am also associated with other clubs, but it is informal. Through these organizations, I stay connected to different student communities and campus events, which helps me understand how to reach and engage students effectively.

I would host the Uber One Arcade activation during Spring Fling because it’s one of the most social, high-energy events on campus. Spring Fling already has a carnival-style setup with games, food, cotton candy, sports like basketball, and students moving around and interacting with different activities, which makes it easy to naturally integrate the Arcade. Since the event encourages participation, challenges, and community-based engagement, it creates an environment where word spreads quickly through groups of friends. Even though Baruch students may not rely on Uber daily, Spring Fling is a moment where students are open to trying something new, playing games, and sharing experiences, which makes it an ideal setting to introduce Uber One in a fun, low-pressure way.