Yes, I have a car on campus. If it does not fit into my car (since it is small), my roommate has a bigger car.

A fun TikTok/Instagram post I’d make could be a playful ‘POV: Insomnia Cookies just crashed campus’ video. It would start with students studying or hanging out, then I’d cut to clips of me walking in with a big Insomnia box, students reacting excitedly, and then everyone enjoying cookies together. The captions could say: ‘When Insomnia Cookies shows up, you already know it’s about to be the best study break.’ I’d add trending audio or a funny sound bite to make it relatable and boost engagement.

I would plan my Cookie Crashers event by collaborating with the networks I’m already a part of on campus. As a member of The Helping Paw, I’ve helped organize events and worked with local organizations, so I’d use those skills to create a fun, community-focused atmosphere. I’d also use my role as a CI Ambassador for the College of Communication and Information to promote the event within my major’s community, tapping into existing student groups and campus-wide communications. On top of that, since I work on campus in a role where I interact with students daily, I’d use that opportunity to spread the word personally and encourage participation. For the event itself, I’d make it engaging by combining cookies with something interactive — for example, a ‘cookie & conversation’ social, a trivia night, or partnering with my club to add a charitable angle like donating a portion of proceeds to a local shelter. My goal would be to make the event feel both fun and meaningful so students remember Insomnia Cookies as more than just a late-night snack spot, but as a brand that’s part of our campus culture.