Real leadership means prioritizing wellness and safety long after an event ends, whether I'm planning a reunion mixer for our alumni chapter or heading home after hosting a campus mental health panel. When your day is spent pouring into others, your own battery eventually hits five percent, and the last thing you need is the added stress of navigating traffic, fighting for parking, or compromising your safety when exhausted. By framing Uber not just as a ride-sharing app, but as an essential tool for community care and a "mental health buffer zone," this concept connects perfectly with audiences who value well-being. Using an affiliate link or setting up Uber event vouchers allows student leaders and alumni to hand over the keys, eliminate commuting anxiety, and ensure everyone gets home safely, proving that true hospitality and care extend all the way to the front door.

I would love to host an event during women’s mental health month or in general for the campus community! I also believe partnering with a student organization can be helpful!

Yes the eyelash serum!