I’m actively involved in several campus organizations at LSU, including the Black Student Union (BSU), Black Women Empowered Initiative (BWEI), National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), and AthMinds. Through these organizations, I engage with a wide range of students, support women-focused and athlete-centered initiatives, and help plan and promote events. Being involved in these spaces has strengthened my leadership, communication, and ability to represent organizations in a positive and professional way on campus.

I attend Louisiana State University, where I’m actively involved in a student organization that works closely with LSU athletes. Through this role, I’ve gained hands-on experience representing a brand in a professional and intentional way. I understand the importance of showing up polished, engaging with different audiences, and communicating a brand’s values both in person and on social media. I’ve also helped promote and support events, which has taught me how to create welcoming environments, generate excitement, and represent an organization in a way that reflects positively on its image. Being on a campus like LSU has strengthened my ability to confidently represent a brand and connect with a diverse student community.

I would engage my campus community by leveraging my involvement in student organizations for women. Being part of these spaces has shown me how powerful word-of-mouth and shared experiences are. I’d introduce Tangle Teezer through women-focused events, meetings, and self-care moments—like study breaks, wellness nights, or getting-ready routines before events. I’d use social media and in-person activations such as giveaways, tabling, and collaborations to make the brand feel personal and relatable. By connecting Tangle Teezer to confidence, self-care, and community, I’d help it become a go-to staple for women on campus.