https://www.tiktok.com/@gabriellekezia

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https://www.instagram.com/gabriellekkezia/

I’m actively involved in several campus organizations and communities that I can easily tap into to host mini events. Through Spelman College Student Government Association, I have access to a wide cross section of the student body and regularly engage students through tabling, forums, and campus wide initiatives. I’m also involved with Future Business Leaders of Spelman, which connects me with students interested in professional development, finance, and entrepreneurship and is well suited for interactive or educational pop ups. Additionally, as a member of the Mu Pi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, I’m part of a close knit social and service focused community where smaller events tend to have strong turnout and organic engagement. Outside of campus organizations, I’m also involved in mentoring and volunteering with local high school students, which allows for community based mini events beyond Spelman. Together, these circles give me both reach and trust, making it easy to drive attendance and meaningful participation.

You know those moments when you’re already settled in and suddenly realize you want snacks, a drink, or even something random like medicine, but the idea of leaving the house feels exhausting? That’s exactly why I love Gopuff. You can order everything in one place, and it shows up in about 15 minutes, which feels unreal when you’re busy, tired, or just not in the mood to go out. They have way more than people expect too, from snacks and drinks to beauty and everyday essentials, and your first order is usually discounted, so it’s low risk to try. I honestly didn’t think I’d use it as much as I do, but once you experience that level of convenience, it kind of speaks for itself. Additionally, if I used it at my house before and then reminded them afterward, that would incentivize them and re-familiarize them with the service.