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Proper Wild
Proper Wild Campus Brand Ambassador

How would you approach organizing a campus event to promote Proper Wild effectively?
Proper Wild Campus Event Plan Goal: Drive Free Shot redemptions, social engagement, and awareness of Proper Wild’s clean energy brand among students. Theme Ideas: “Fuel Your Finals,” “Proper Power Hour,” or “Energy Without the Crash.” Event Setup: Location: High-traffic areas like the student center, quad, or dining hall. Booth: Branded table with samples, QR code flyers, and a “Take Your Shot” photo wall for content. Activities: Quick challenges, trivia, or mini competitions where students can win swag for posting on social using #ProperOnCampus. Promotion: Pre-event flyers and teaser posts to build buzz. Partner with campus orgs, micro-influencers, or athletic clubs for co-hosting. Post-Event: Share recap videos and testimonials, track redemption numbers, and tag Proper Wild on all posts. Focus: Keep it interactive, energetic, and social—showing how Proper Wild powers students through their busy days with clean, feel-good energy.
Proper Wild
Proper Wild Campus Brand Ambassador

Tell us about any prior experience you have as a brand ambassador
I was previously an ESPN College Gameday brand ambassador where I got the opportunity to interact with students across campus before game day to promote the ESPN show. This role required me to be upbeat and social which suited me very well. As a brand ambassador I also received the opportunity to interact with other students my giving out merchandise and speaking about it.
Proper Wild
Proper Wild Campus Brand Ambassador

Are you part of any clubs or organizations on campus?
Yes! I am part of the Asian American Student Association on campus as a freshman outreach. We are a large organization that represents all asian ethnicities by hosting various events. The two main ones being Night Market where we have host 23 vendors from all different cultures as well as various performances, and our Lunars Event which is a formal event with sponsorships, vendors, and a live skit as well as other performances.
Aside from AASA, I am also a active member of Rescue Paws UGA, which is an organization that strives to help animals on campus and in the surrounding Athens-Clarke County area.



