Principal Daniel Woolf hands a cookie to a Queen's University student at Stauffer Library on Sunday, April 12.
A student smiles as Principal Daniel Woolf offers her a cookie during the annual Principal's Cookie Day on Sunday.- Julie Gordon-Woolf offers a cookie to a student on Sunday, one of 1,200 that she and Principal Daniel Woolf handed out.
- For the past five years, Principal Daniel Woolf and Julie Gordon-Woolf have handed out cookies to students as they study for exams.
- A student takes a selfie with Principal Daniel Woolf after receiving a cookie during the Principal's Cookie Day.
Cookies can brighten up anyone's day.
That was clearly apparent as Principal Daniel Woolf and his wife Julie Gordon-Woolf handed out cookies to students at Queen's University on Sunday, in what has become an annual event - the Principal's Cookie Day.
While studying for exams students received a bit of a break and a cookie from the principal. Together Principal Woolf and his wife handed out 1,200 cookies, their most ever, at the university's libraries, including the Education Library and Teacher Resource Centre, Bracken Health Sciences Library, Lederman Law Library, Douglas Library and Stauffer Library.
This marked the fifth year for the cookie drop.
The cookies were sponsored by the Queen's University Alumni Association while the Queen's Student Alumni Association helped bag the treats.