I am actively involved in several organizations across campus, including the Pre-Law Society, the Legal Undergraduate Writing & Research group, Girls Who Code, and multiple computer science–affiliated organizations such as CS@UH and Urban Computing. I also participate in dialogue and learning-centered groups that focus on community conversations and academic development. Beyond my direct memberships, I regularly collaborate with and have access to a wide range of UH student organizations, resource groups, and student-run markets through campus programming and volunteer work. My involvement across both legal and technical communities has strengthened my communication skills, networking abilities, and capacity to support diverse student groups, all of which I believe make me a strong candidate.

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I would start with on-campus student housing since there are always events happening and students are really active right now. Even my organizations are hosting events, so there are plenty of opportunities to pass out flyers, hand out supplies, and talk about the brand in person. The dorms are all close to each other, so it would be easy to reach a large number of students in a short time. It’s a great way to build visibility and connect with people directly where they live and hang out.