I would promote ordering party supplies on Uber Eats by showing how it saves the party when everyone forgets something last minute. I’d post fun “POV: the party starts in 2 hours and we forgot cups” type content and then show Uber Eats coming through with snacks, drinks, decorations, and essentials delivered right to the door. I’d create hype around it — countdown stories, unboxing hauls, and getting-ready-with-me party prep videos featuring everything we ordered. I’d also push group ordering with roommates or sorority sisters to make it easy to split the cost. The vibe would be fun, chaotic, and relatable — showing that Uber Eats isn’t just for food, it’s the ultimate party lifesaver.

I am actively involved in my sorority, where I serve as the Director of Recruitment. In this role, I plan and execute large-scale recruitment events, coordinate teams, manage communication strategies, and create engaging experiences for potential new members. I oversee event logistics, promotion, and outreach, ensuring everything runs smoothly and reflects our organization’s brand. This leadership position has strengthened my skills in hosting, marketing, organization, and creating welcoming, high-energy environments.

A large event Uber Eats could be a part of is our annual pre-finals celebration with my sorority sisters on March 27. It’s a huge gathering where we come together before finals to celebrate the semester, and food is a central part of the event. Uber Eats could partner by offering group delivery deals, themed promotions, or exclusive discounts to make hosting easier and more exciting for large groups.