The SDSU vs. USD basketball game is a major rivalry and one of the most exciting sports events on campus, drawing large crowds of enthusiastic students. Bumble BFF’s presence here could encourage students to meet new friends, enjoy the game together, and deepen their sense of community through shared experiences. Another great big moment on SDSU campus that Bumble BFF should be a part of this upcoming school year is the Homecoming Week events, which include the Homecoming football game and the pep rally. These events are packed with school spirit, energy, and social vibes—perfect for encouraging students to meet new friends and celebrate together.

I would promote Bumble’s values of empowerment, respect, and safe connections by bringing energy, creativity, and fun into every piece of content and interaction. I’d use playful challenges, witty TikTok videos, and relatable stories about dating and friendships to spread Bumble’s message in a way that feels fresh and exciting. Hosting events like Bumble-themed mixers or virtual speed-dating with fun twists would boost community engagement while reinforcing Bumble’s mission. By encouraging confidence, kindness, and respect in a fun, approachable way, I’d make Bumble the go-to brand for anyone looking for authentic connections with a smile.

Yes, I am an undergraduate U.S. college student (I attend SDSU) with the right to work in the United States. I am not on an F1 student visa, and I am eligible to apply for this position.