Arizona State University student volunteers will be at the State Farm Stadium on Sunday helping fans navigate the game day experience! abc15
PHOENIX — More than 5,000 volunteers will be at airports, hotels and Super Bowl events this week welcoming fans to the Valley.
Among them are about 40 Arizona State University students. Some of them will be at the State Farm Stadium on Sunday helping fans navigate the game day experience.Caila Flatt is a sophomore at ASU, but she’s been up close and personal at many big-name sporting events in Arizona.So has ASU student Jeneca Kostad. In fact, last semester she took a class at ASU all about the Arizona Cardinals. Now, both students will be volunteering all week long for Super Bowl LVII.
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