College CEO Club: Campus Resource Thread (Ask + Share Here) Use this post as your “campus advantage” hub. Ask anything about finding, accessing, or using campus resources to move your business forward. Post your question like this (copy/paste): 1. School + context: (ex: “state school, commuter, work-study desk job”) 2. Goal this week: (ex: “make content,” “get 1 client,” “build portfolio,” “launch Gumroad”) 3. What you’ve tried: (2 bullets max) 4. What you need: (be specific) 5. Your schedule limits: (ex: “Mon/Wed packed, 2 free hours Tue/Thu”) Common things we can help you find: - Work-study placements with “productive downtime” - Free software (Adobe, Microsoft, Google, labs, loaner gear) - Library databases + research help (market research without guessing) - Career services (portfolio reviews, LinkedIn/headshots, internships) - Campus funding (grants, pitch comps, small business centers) - Spaces + printing (study rooms, makerspaces, podcast/video rooms) - Mentors (professors, alumni network, entrepreneurship center) Drop resources you’ve found (help the next person): - Name of resource + where to find it (website/office) - What they actually helped you do (real outcome) - Who it’s best for (creator, freelancer, product seller, etc.) Mini-challenge (do this today): 1. Google: “[Your school] [ center” + “[Your school] library research consultation” 2. Screenshot the best page you find 3. Comment it + what you’re trying to build Rules: - No shame, no gatekeeping. Ask “dumb” questions. - If you got help here, come back and post what worked.

You’re officially in the room where ideas stop floating and start turning into systems. This space is for women who don’t just want to learn tech—they want to own it. Tools, workflows, products, platforms. The whole thing. Without the chaos, without the gatekeeping, and without needing to become a full-time engineer first. Here’s how this group works (so you don’t feel lost two days in) Level 1–2: Foundation + MomentumThis is where you build clarity - What you’re actually building (and why) - How to turn skills into sellable tech - How to move from “website + ideas” to systems that scale You’ll focus on structure, decision-making, and execution—not endless tutorials. Level 2 Unlock: The Drop Studio. Once you hit Level 2, you get access to the drop studio.—where I do the heavy lifting on validation, research, and breakdowns. You don’t guess. You don’t overthink. You take what’s already been vetted and monetize it. Think of it as: You build with confidence because the thinking part is already done. A few ground rules to keep this space powerful: - Progress > perfection - Ask real questions (there are no “dumb” ones here) - Build at a pace you can sustain Start by checking the pinned posts and introducing yourself:What are you building—or hoping to build—and what’s been slowing you down? We’re here to steward ideas well and actually finish things. Let’s get to work.