I am currently involved on campus through my job at the front of my university’s gym on game days, where I handle admissions, merchandise sales, concessions, and security. This role gives me direct interaction with a large student audience and an opportunity to highlight organizations like Winx Health. For example, I could promote Winx Health during game days by setting up informational materials at the merchandise table, talking with students as they come in, and connecting women athletes and fans with the brand.

I also have a personal connection with a sorority at the University of Texas through a close friend. Their chapter frequently hosts events such as crafts, merchandise collaborations, and women centered gatherings. I could work with her to explore potential partnerships or collaborations where Winx Health can be introduced, whether through wellness themed events, branded giveaways, or informational sessions.

While I don’t have formal brand ambassador experience, I’ve actively supported several promotional efforts that involved engaging with communities and boosting awareness. For example, I helped my old high school attract students to a popular ice cream truck in Austin, promoted a lemonade business during a large track event with participants from multiple states, and assisted in promoting school merchandise during homecoming.

Yes, I’m actively involved on campus. I’m a member of the sports club, specifically the softball team, and I also assist staff members who support our class officers. This involvement helps me stay connected with different groups.