Yes! Most of my experience with UGC has been centered around nature and lifestyle content, since I’m really passionate about the outdoors and capturing aesthetic, meaningful moments. I love curating content that feels real, calming, and inspiring—whether it’s scenic hikes, group adventures, or everyday lifestyle snapshots that highlight connection, wellness, and beauty in simplicity. I enjoy telling visual stories that make people want to get outside, find their people, and live intentionally—which aligns perfectly with Bumble BFF’s vibe and values.

Two big moments on campus that Bumble BFF should be a part of this upcoming school year are USC’s Femme Fest and the Rivalry Week Concert during Conquest vs. UCLA. Femme Fest is all about celebrating and empowering women on campus, which aligns perfectly with Bumble BFF’s mission to foster safe, supportive spaces for women to connect and uplift one another. A Bumble BFF presence here—whether it’s a booth, pop-up lounge, or interactive activity—would be a powerful way to connect with students who value friendship, strength, and community.

The Rivalry Week Concert during Conquest is one of USC’s biggest and most spirited events, drawing massive crowds and tons of energy. It’s the perfect place for Bumble BFF to show up in a fun, social, and memorable way—helping students meet new friends to cheer on the Trojans, enjoy the concert with, and make lasting memories heading into one of the most anticipated games of the year.

As someone who deeply values lifestyle, connection, and community, especially in this final year of college, I’m passionate about making the most of every moment by meeting new people and sharing meaningful experiences. I love spending time in nature and believe there’s something really special about bringing people—especially women—together to enjoy it, watch out for each other, and build genuine friendships.

As a Bumble Brand Ambassador, I would promote the platform’s values of kindness, safety, and respect by creating intentional spaces—both online and in real life—where people feel empowered and seen. From organizing group hikes and wellness events to fostering conversations about self-love, confidence, and relationships, I want to help others find their people and build connections that feel real and supportive. Graduation is a huge milestone, and as I approach it, my goal is to connect with as many students as I can, especially women, and create a community where we lift each other up. Bumble’s mission aligns perfectly with that, and I’d be honored to be a part of making it come to life on campus.