I have experience representing brands both on campus and on social media through ambassador roles and paid partnerships. I’ve worked with brands like Tapatio, Cheeky Bonsai, Ming’s Meals, Puracy, and Proper Wild, where my responsibilities included product promotion, event engagement, content creation, and driving real participation or redemptions.

What sets my experience apart is that I understand how to blend in-person engagement with digital promotion. I know how to talk to students, read the room, and make a brand feel relevant instead of intrusive. I’m comfortable being the face of a brand, answering questions, creating excitement, and following through on performance goals.

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I’m highly involved on campus at Hampton University across leadership, media, and service-based organizations. I currently serve as the Chair of Marketing, Promotions, and Fundraising for the Student Recruitment Team (SRT), where I lead promotional strategy, create content, and support large-scale campus events and outreach. I’m also a Class Officer, helping plan and promote class-wide initiatives, and I’m involved with Black Is Gold, an organization centered on wellness, empowerment, and community engagement. In addition, I work as a reporter and content creator for WHOV-TV, Hampton’s student-run television station, and I serve as Miss Kappa Alpha Psi, a public-facing ambassador role that places me in direct contact with students across organizations and events. These roles give me strong visibility on campus and consistent access to student communities.

As an Uber Campus Ambassador, I would host events that solve real student needs while highlighting Uber and Uber Eats as convenient, reliable options. That could include ride-safe nights during major campus events, late-night food partnerships tied to Uber Eats discounts during midterms or finals, and welcome-back activations at the start of the semester when students are navigating campus and the surrounding city.

I’d also host pop-up tabling events in high-traffic areas where students can learn about student discounts, safety features, and ride options, paired with interactive elements or giveaways. The goal would be to position Uber as a trusted part of everyday student life, not just an occasional service.