Campus Lifestyle Tie-In Capture Vita Coco as a natural part of college student life—before workouts, during late-night study sessions, or after dance/field hockey/soccer practice. Highlight the hydration + energy boost angle, since students are always on the go. Relatable Content Formats Day-in-the-Life TikToks/Reels → “What I drink before 8 AM practice” or “Study fuel during finals week.” Trendy Transitions → Opening a Vita Coco can → quick cut to being energized at practice/class. POV Skits → “POV: You’re the friend who always shows up with a Vita Coco.”

I’m excited about the opportunity to become a Clio Snacks Lead Ambassador because I genuinely love and believe in the brand. I’ve actually promoted Clio on my TikTok before, and it’s always been a go-to snack for me. As someone who’s passionate about health and wellness, I’m always looking for treats that align with my lifestyle—and Clio stands out. It satisfies my sweet tooth while having significantly less sugar than most other options out there, which makes it both delicious and guilt-free. Being able to share a product I already enjoy and recommend with others, especially through fun and authentic content, feels like a natural fit. I’d love to take on a bigger role in growing the Clio community and helping more people discover a healthier way to snack.

At Virginia Tech, I’m actively involved in a variety of clubs and organizations that align with both my academic and personal interests. I'm currently the Company Relations Chair for HackViolet, our annual hackathon focused on empowering underrepresented groups in tech. I also serve as the IT Development Chair for the Student Engineers’ Council, where I helped manage website development and streamline our career fair logistics. I'm an officer and Mentorship Chair for IEEE, where I organize professional development events and help connect students with industry mentors. Beyond that, I’m a contributing writer for the Engineer’s Forum, Virginia Tech’s student-run engineering magazine, where I explore tech innovations and research. These roles have allowed me to grow as a leader, build meaningful relationships, and contribute to a vibrant engineering community on campus.