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I am involved with AASA (Asian American Student Association), Spoon University (A food club on campus), Designated Dawgs

1) Build intrigue through exclusivity. I'd emphasize that the contest is not open to everyone, and that only a select few would get the opportunity to participate. This makes it feel exclusive and special, which naturally attracts people who do not want to miss out.

2) Leverage Hulu's legacy and brand power. I would remind them that Hulu is a major player in streaming, known for its original and culturally relevant content. Associating with Hulu means being a part of something cutting-edge and influential, which adds prestigue to the contest.

3) Highlight tangible benefits. Whether it's prizes, opportunities, or early access to new shows, I'd clearly communicate the concrete benefits of entering. People want to know what is the benefit for them.

4) Create social proof and FOMO. I would enter myself and share my progress or excitement. I would encourage a small group of trusted friends to enter, creating a buzz on campus that makes others curious and eager to join before it is too late.

5) Make it easy and low-commitment. People want an entry process that is straightforward and quick, so people do not feel overwhelmed or hesitant. A simple "Here's the link, it takes two minutes to enter, no catch!" approach works great.