I’m involved in several organizations on campus that reflect both my academic and personal interests. I’m part of the Diverse Scholars Program at Leeds, where I’ve been able to build a strong community and focus on professional development. I’m also involved in Women in Business, which has helped me connect with other driven women and grow my leadership and networking skills. Outside of that, I’m in the AI Club, where I’ve been exploring how technology and business intersect, especially in areas like marketing and social media. I’m also part of the Leeds Fashion Club, which aligns with my passion for fashion and creativity. On a more social side, I’m in Free Ride, a ski and snowboard club, which has been a fun way to meet people and take advantage of everything Colorado has to offer. Overall, these organizations have helped me stay involved on campus, meet a wide range of people, and grow both personally and professionally.

At a campus event, I would promote Uber One by making it feel super relevant and easy for students to understand and sign up for. As a student at the Leeds School of Business, I’m always around high-traffic events and pop-ups, so I’d use those spaces to connect with a lot of students. I’d create a fun, interactive setup where I can talk to people about how Uber One actually fits into their daily life, like saving money on food delivery during busy weeks or getting rides when going out with friends. I’d also use incentives like discounts or giveaways to encourage people to sign up on the spot. Outside of the event, I’d promote it through my friends, group chats, and social media, and even just walking around campus and talking to people directly to build excitement. I think that personal, word-of-mouth approach makes a big difference in getting people interested and actually signing up. Overall, I’d focus on making it feel approachable, useful, and something students genuinely want to be a part of.

Yes I do! I have many friends.