If I were approaching outreach to students, I’d focus on making it feel personal, authentic, and connected to everyday campus life. I’d start by meeting students where they already are—both online and in person. On social media, I’d use platforms like Instagram and TikTok to create short, relatable videos that highlight how Uber One makes student life easier, like grabbing late-night food after studying or getting a discounted ride to class when it’s raining. I’d also take advantage of campus spaces by setting up small pop-ups or partnering with student organizations to hand out flyers, freebies, or QR codes that lead directly to sign-up links. During these events, I’d start conversations rather than just promoting—asking people about their favorite Uber Eats orders or how often they use rides to show I genuinely understand their lifestyle. Collaborating with micro-influencers or student ambassadors who already have trust within their friend groups would also help spread the message in a more natural way. My goal would be to make Uber One feel like a student hack—something that saves money, time, and stress, rather than just another subscription.

I’m actively involved in several organizations and ambassador programs on and off campus. At DePaul, I’m a member of the Black Student Union, the Computer Science Society, the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, and the Neuroscience Club. Within my sorority, Alpha Xi Delta, I serve as the Alumni Connection Director and have previously held the role of Director of Programming, where I organized chapter events and strengthened alumni engagement. Beyond campus, I’m a BEARPAW Campus Ranger and a CELSIUS University Ambassador, which allow me to combine my creativity and leadership with my passion for content creation and community building. Through these roles, I’ve collaborated with brands to plan events, create promotional content, and engage students in authentic, exciting ways. Balancing these experiences has helped me grow as a leader, communicator, and innovator—both in and outside the classroom.

If I were getting Uber One sign-ups as a college influencer, I’d make it all about showing how convenient and worth it it is for student life. I’d create fun, relatable content like an Instagram Reel or TikTok that shows how Uber One fits into my daily routine using it to grab coffee before class, order lunch during study sessions, and get a discounted ride home from a late-night event. I’d keep the tone casual and real, saying something like “Uber One basically pays for itself when you’re always on the go,” and highlight the savings and perks in a quick, visual way. I’d also post an aesthetic in-feed photo of me hopping out of an Uber with a caption like, “When your Uber rides and Uber Eats orders basically pay for your membership 👀 #UberOne #StudentLife.” To boost engagement, I’d link my personal sign-up code in my bio or Story and encourage followers to join my “Uber One crew” for exclusive perks. On campus, I’d make it more interactive, maybe host a giveaway or start a “late-night Uber Eats challenge” where people share their go-to orders. Overall, I’d position Uber One as a must-have college essential that saves money, time, and stress while fitting perfectly into a busy student lifestyle.