When it comes to major events, Bumble BFF is ideal for Club Day and Midterms. Bumble BFF could host an interactive booth on Club Day, when everyone is trying to meet new people and discover what they're passionate about, allowing students to find study partners or others with similar interests—the ideal time to meet new people and form friendships. Bumble BFF might host "study buddy matching" events or stress-relief activities where students may discover their academic support crew while enjoying breaks from cramming; this would be especially helpful during midterms, when students really need study companions and support networks.

By leveraging my connection with HerCampus and Women in Business which are organizations I am a part of, I would promote the values of Bumble as a Brand Ambassador by presenting "confidence building" workshops. These workshops would empower women to take the initiative, not only in dating but also in friendships, networking, and professional prospects. The content I would develop for Bumble would revolve around real-life college situations, such as "how to slide into someone's DMs for a study group" or "making friends as a transfer student," demonstrating how the app's focus on women can be applied to everyday confidence improvement.Additionally, I would work with student groups to establish welcoming environments where people feel comfortable talking about sensitive topics like relationships, self-esteem, and positive peer interactions; I would also arrange campus events that reflect Bumble's principles of respect and kindness, such as "compliment circles" to help students cope with tough times. We really need more of this type of atmosphere on college campuses, and Bumble isn't only about dating apps; it's about creating a community where women feel safe enough to be themselves and make real connections everywhere.

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