No, I attend University of texas at arlington.

I am a great fit as a campus brand ambassador because I know how to connect with students and understand what resonates within campus culture. My leadership experience as the Science Department’s spokesperson in student government, President of Model UN, and a Terry Scholar, one of the most prestigious and widely recognized scholarships in Texas, has strengthened my ability to engage, represent, and inspire peers. Along with my background in chemistry and law, I bring strong communication, event management, and PR skills that allow me to promote brands in a strategic yet approachable way. Being highly active in student communities gives me the reach to build authentic engagement through events, content, and peer-to-peer interaction, while my focus on feedback and trends ensures that I can provide valuable insights on student preferences to help the brand resonate and succeed on campus.

To promote WAVA on campus, I would focus on building awareness through free sampling in high-traffic areas like student unions, libraries, and dining halls, paired with QR codes for social media engagement and giveaways. I would create content and activations around campus events by partnering with student organizations, sponsoring study sessions, intramural games, and wellness initiatives to integrate the brand into student life. Social media challenges and event-based campaigns would help strengthen WAVA’s presence and relatability. To ensure the brand resonates, I would gather feedback through quick surveys and polls in exchange for small incentives, using these insights to align messaging with campus trends and student preferences. This approach creates a cycle of sampling, engagement, and feedback that drives both awareness and long-term consumer connection.