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Tolani
A current college sophomore with a finger on the pulse of campus trends. I love creating authentic content around campus life, local finds, and the things that make my generation tick.
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Purdue University
West Lafayette, IN, USA
Class of 2028
Purdue University
West Lafayette, IN, USA
chemistry: biochemistry
Class of 2028
Chicago, IL, USA
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Purist (shoppurist.com)
UGC Creator for Clean Scalp-Care Brand (Get Paid + Free Trio + Commission)
How do you keep your content engaging and relevant?
When making engaging and relevant TikToks, the most important things are grabbing attention instantly and creating content that feels authentic and relatable.
You have to hook viewers in the first 1–2 seconds with a striking visual, a compelling question, or bold text. Then, keep the energy high with quick cuts, dynamic movement, and a clear, concise message.
Most importantly, TikTok thrives on authenticity and participation in trends. Sound matters - using trending audio or a catchy snippet instantly boosts discoverability. Finally, it's best always to include a strong action step, whether it’s a question to spark comments, a duet request, or a prompt to follow for more, to turn those views into interactions.
Create | Creatine Gummies
Sampling Team for Create Wellness (Creatine Supplement Brand)
How would you plan a wellness event?
I’d plan a wellness event by first identifying a clear, relatable need on campus, like stress relief during midterms or healthy routine building, and then choosing an engaging, accessible format, such as a mindful movement session (yoga or dance), a smoothie sampling pop-up, or a “Brain & Body Break” with quick snacks and relaxation tips.
To pull it off, I’d collaborate with on-campus partners such as the wellness center, fitness clubs, and relevant student organizations to build credibility and expand reach. Promotions would include media outreach (Reels and posts) and flyers around campus. Finally, I’d ensure the experience feels rewarding by incorporating tangible takeaways, whether it’s free product samples, helpful wellness resources, or simply a welcoming space to connect. That way, students feel both seen and refreshed.
GoodBite
Campus Ambassador for GoodBite
How would you promote a cause on your campus and get students to pay attention?
The best way to promote a cause on campus is by meeting students where they are, both online and in person. I'd start with eye-catching, relatable social media content (like quick Instagram Reels or TikTok videos) that ties the cause directly to campus life. Then I'd create a simple, tangible way for students to get involved, like a branded study break event with freebies, where they could learn more in a low-pressure, fun setting. The key is blending digital outreach with genuine, face-to-face connections to build both awareness and community around the issue.