As an active college student, I care deeply about consuming clean, functional products, and I see that same mindset reflected in my peers. There’s a growing awareness around what we’re putting into our bodies, and more people are careful to choose products that are not only functional but clean. UW students are always on the move—balancing classes, clubs, gyming at the IMA, and social lives—and they want products that can keep up without compromising on health or quality. Wet Hydration does exactly that. I’m passionate about PR and marketing, and I love helping brands connect authentically with their audience. Wet Hydration's mission to support wellness from AM to PM with zero sugar, zero calories, and essential nutrients makes it a product I genuinely believe in, and one that I know UW students would gravitate toward. From campus fitness events to study sessions at Suzzallo to tailgates at Husky Stadium, I see endless opportunities to make Wet Hydration a staple in student life. What excites me is the chance to bridge the gap between a great product and a community that truly values it—bringing good energy, wellness, and hydration to the UW campus in a way that feels real and relevant!

Yes absolutely! I’d love to attend and represent Wet Hydration at events in Washington that I help source and donate to. I believe in Wet Hydration's mission to elevate thirst and bring people together through clean, functional hydration that supports all-day wellness (something that most beverages don't offer).

As an ambassador for Wet Hydration I would carry the same good energy and vibrant spirit that Wet Hydration embodies. From visuals of setup to social sharing. I am passionate about community building and have been doing so for a couple years. I’d use my knowledge in PR and building personal relationships with others by partnering with like-minded brands and spaces (like CorePower Pilates, local wellness markets, university RSOs, and fitness studios) where people are already wanting to feel their best.

With my marketing background, I’d engage attendees with immersive, high-vibe brand moments (following the phases of customer orientation): curated hydration lounges, interactive tasting stations, and educational touchpoints that highlight Wet’s zero sugar, zero calorie, and monk-fruit-sweetened formulas. I’d also leverage social media before, during, and after the event to amplify reach, drive engagement, and tell the Wet Hydration story: from early morning workouts to late-night recharges. Let’s get WET, Washington style!!

Partnership brand with Core Power Pilates (super popular with health conscious college students / gen z)

• Hydration & Hangover Recovery Lounges (Welcome Week / Game Days)

  Where: Outside frat houses, dorms, or game day tailgates. Setup: A mobile lounge with free samples, IV drips, cooling towels, and branded hangover kits.

  Partnership: Work with CorePower + Greek Life wellness chairs.

• ClassPass Integrate into fitness booking flows or do co-branded credit giveaways

  Whole Foods (esp. the one near UW campus) Known for sampling events, supports emerging brands–Could set up a booth on popular spot in campus WITH Whole Foods

  U District Street Fair

• A lot of emerging brands get started from here!!

• This fair attracts over 70,000 people (majority of which is our young / health conscious audience)