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On campus, I’m involved in a variety of organizations that reflect both my academic interests and leadership roles. I am a member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority, where I’ve served as Director of Programming and Alumni Coordinator, focusing on event planning, PR, and strengthening alumnae connections. I’m also active in the Black Student Union, where I contribute to communications and campus engagement, and the Computer Science Society, which keeps me connected to peers in my major through coding projects, workshops, and networking events. In addition, I’m part of the Neuroscience Club and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, both of which give me opportunities to expand my academic community, collaborate on research or service projects, and take on leadership within my fields of interest. These groups not only allow me to pursue my passions in tech and science but also let me build strong relationships across different areas of campus life.

As a college ambassador, I would incentivize and persuade peers on campus to enter a secret Hulu contest by leaning into the exclusivity and community aspect of the opportunity. Students are naturally drawn to insider events that feel like a privilege to be part of, so I would position the contest as something not everyone will know about, making it feel special and worth entering. I would connect it to campus life by promoting it through student organizations, Greek life, and social events, framing it as a chance to gain something fun and memorable that could be shared with their group or friends. To build excitement, I would highlight the potential rewards, whether Hulu merch, streaming perks, or unique experiences, while also showing quick wins through posts or word of mouth to create social proof and spark FOMO. To capture attention in a way that resonates with college students, I would use short TikToks and Reels filmed in familiar campus spots with trending sounds, casual captions, and a sense of mystery that encourages peers to join before they miss out. By combining exclusivity, campus culture, and engaging content, I would make the contest feel like a can’t-miss opportunity.