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I’m involved in several campus organizations including NSBE, HerCampus, African Student Organization, SWE, WIC, Black STEM, HerScript, ColorStack, and the Data Science Club. I also run a different organizations with more than three hundred members and stay active in multiple women centered spaces and campus events. These communities keep me connected across UNT and make it easy for me to collaborate, partner, and reach students in a natural and authentic way.

I would promote the late night Eats discount by meeting students where they already are during those late hours and making the experience fun, helpful, and memorable. Club Willis, our 24 hour library, is the perfect place to start because students are always studying, hanging out, or taking breaks. I’d share the promo in a natural way and offer small treats or incentives to get people excited and encourage them to check out the discount on the spot.I would also reach out to students who stay on campus overnight and often need quick food options when everything else is closed. Late night cravings hit hardest for students coming home from parties, night outs, or long study sessions, so I’d create content and in‑person moments that speak directly to those situations. I want students to see Uber Eats as the easiest and most reliable option when they’re heading back to their dorm or apartment and want something fast.I would collaborate with the UNT organizations I’m involved in to host a small late night activation or partner event. This could be a study break, a girls’ night reset, or a quick meetup where students can learn about the discount, see how easy it is to order, and get a chance to try Uber Eats late night options. By combining in‑person engagement, social content, and real campus connections, I can create buzz and make the promo feel useful and relevant to students’ actual routines.