ANGELINA EIDSON
ABOUT
ANGELINA
Pre Law | Leader | Vocalist | Advocate | Creative
Angelina Eidson is a 2026 graduate of University of Florida and a member of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame. She earned degrees in Criminology and Chinese, with plans to attend law school. As a statewide advocate for youth safety and founder of The Safe Love Project, she collaborates with schools, nonprofits, and policymakers to expand relationship-health education, strengthen early-intervention systems, and advance protections that ensure no young person is left without support.
Angelina has gained experience across every stage of the justice system through internships with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, the Office of the State Attorney for Florida's Fourth Judicial Circuit, the Duval County Clerk of Courts, and Peaceful Paths Domestic Violence Network. These experiences have strengthened her understanding of law, advocacy, and victim services while reinforcing her commitment to pursuing a career in public service.
At the University of Florida, Angelina held more than thirteen leadership positions spanning philanthropy, media, student government, and campus programming. She directed social media for Strike Magazine Gainesville, led large-scale service and community initiatives through organizations including Kappa Kappa Gamma, UF Homecoming & Gator Growl, The Big Event, and Student Government Productions, and was recognized for her leadership as a member of Florida Blue Key and one of five students inducted into the 2026 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame.
She serves as the national ambassador for Morgan’s Light and is certified through the National Domestic Violence Hotline Community Resource Network, equipping her to provide trauma-informed support, education, and safety resources to young people throughout Florida.
PRE-LAW
Angelina has taken a hands-on approach to understanding the justice system, completing internships in law enforcement (Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office), prosecution (State Attorney’s Office – Homicide Division), and most recently serving at the Duval County Clerk of Courts.
In addition to her legal fieldwork, she served as a research assistant for UF’s LEAD Lab, where she contributed to the Guilty Plea Project and supported the National Registry of Exonerations through data analysis and case research on wrongful convictions.
She has also represented the student body through the UF Student Government and Cabinet, and attended Florida Blue Key's Gator Day in Tallahassee, where she engaged directly with Florida lawmakers on education and justice issues.
LEADER
Throughout her time at the University of Florida, Angelina held more than 13 leadership positions spanning philanthropy, student government, and marketing. Whether organizing large-scale events, leading volunteer initiatives, or creating digital content, she focused on building stronger communities through collaboration and service.
As Philanthropy Director for Kappa Kappa Gamma, Angelina helped lead fundraising efforts that generated more than $30,000 for The Jed Foundation. She also served as Philanthropy Director for UF Homecoming & Gator Growl, where she helped coordinate service projects and philanthropy efforts for the nation's largest student-run pep rally.
Beyond philanthropy, Angelina contributed to campus life through leadership roles with Student Government Productions, Student Government Cabinet, The Big Event, Gators Going Green, ACTION, and Strike Magazine Gainesville.
VOCALIST
Angelina has been singing since she could talk—trained from a young age by her mother, a professional vocal coach, and raised in music through church and competitive choir. She went on to earn placement in Florida’s All-State Choir and advanced vocal ensembles throughout high school, building a foundation in both performance and technique.
At the University of Florida, she auditioned to be a vocalist for The Sedoctaves, UF’s premier all-female a cappella group. With the group, she performed across campus and the Gainesville community, including appearances at Gator basketball and gymnastics games, Dance Marathon, and TEDxUF. She has also competed at the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) in both Atlanta and Mississippi, bringing her voice to a national stage.
Whether performing in an arena, leading worship at church, or singing at a community fundraiser, Angelina uses music to bring people together and elevate every space she steps into.
ADVOCATE
Today, Angelina leads The Safe Love Project, a statewide initiative dedicated to preventing relationship violence through prevention, policy, and partnerships. Through keynote presentations, curriculum development, and educational resources, the initiative has reached thousands of young people across Florida with practical tools to recognize healthy relationships, identify red flags, and seek help when needed.
As a National Ambassador for Morgan's Light, Angelina collaborates with schools, nonprofit organizations, and youth-serving agencies to expand relationship health education and strengthen prevention efforts statewide. Her work has included partnerships with organizations such as Peaceful Paths Domestic Violence Network, Betty Griffin Center, the Child Advocacy Center, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and the Florida Partnership to End Domestic Violence.
Grounded in both lived experience and legal advocacy, Angelina believes prevention begins long before a courtroom.
CREATIVE
Angelina believes powerful ideas deserve thoughtful creation. As Social Media Director for Strike Magazine Gainesville, the nation's largest student-run fashion magazine, Angelina led the organization's social media strategy and content creation, reaching an audience of more than 14.5k+ followers while highlighting fashion and pop culture across the University of Florida.
As Vice Chair of Creative Strategy for Student Government Productions, Angelina helped bring nationally recognized artists and entertainment to the University of Florida through marketing and creative design. She collaborated directly with The Chainsmokers' management team to develop promotional materials for one of the University's largest concerts, attended by more than 10,000 students.
Beyond campus organizations, Angelina creates lifestyle, advocacy, and educational content across her personal social media platforms, using digital storytelling to make topics like college life, community service, pageantry, and leadership more accessible. She has collaborated with brands including Prime Energy, Good Molecules, Bondi Boost, Miami Beach Bum, and Rush Bowls, producing authentic content that aligns with her values while connecting with an engaged audience.
7.1K+
Followers across TikTok & Instagram
97%
Audience based in the U.S. (Mainly Florida)
116K
Likes on TikTok
18-24
Primary Audience Age
73%
Female Audience
