1. Midnight Breakfast - A cherished campus tradition that draws students together for late-night food, entertainment, and music just before exams. It's an ideal opportunity for Bumble BFF to organize an interactive leisure space with friendship bracelet making, photo booths, and merch giveaways, transforming a night of comfort food into an evening of finding new friends.

2. 200 Days ‘Til Graduation Celebration – A significant milestone for seniors that is both exhilarating and bittersweet. Bumble BFF could host a "Find Your Forever Friends" zone where students may connect over shared experiences, shoot Polaroids for a friendship wall, and exchange stories for a time capsule, emphasizing the value of connections that survive after graduation.

I would promote Bumble's values of compassion, honesty, inclusion, accountability, and growth by establishing inviting, deliberate spaces where students feel at ease meeting new people and building true connections. To foster connections between students who may not otherwise meet, I'd arrange imaginative, inclusive activities, such as a "Bee Together Café" pop-up with floral arrangement and Bumble-themed merch-making, or a Bumble (top-secret) Pen Pal program culminating in a reveal celebration. I'd broaden Bumble BFF's reach by collaborating with local cafés, health centers, and student groups, all while emphasizing community services. On social media, I'd offer realistic, accessible material that highlights genuine student interactions, combining Bumble's cheery tone with stories about various university experiences. By actively using and promoting the BFF function, I'd demonstrate how Bumble can be a tool for fostering supportive, ongoing relationships in making our campus a place where compassion, understanding, and development flourish in all interactions.

Yes, I'm an undergraduate student (rising senior) with the right to work in the United States.