How it all works...

Alright, so there were a total of 10 interns and the promotions coordinator made up a schedule of who would work what events. Each one of us were paired up with a partner. Sometimes you would work a show, a remote, or an event with just that partner of yours, or you may work with your partner and a few other interns, depending on if the event your working requires more people to help out. So you would meet at the station before the event and meet up with one of the three promotional assistants, your partner and whoever else is helping out. Then you would gather the stuff you need and head off in the point truck and go directly to the event and start setting up.
Throughout the term you and the other interns, along with the promotions coordinator, and promotional assistants would have meetings. This is to clear up the schedule, check and see if the scheduled interns can work, and if not, someone can fill in for you, and possibly go over things that need fixing or clearing up. So really the internship is in your hands and whether you want to follow the rules, work your events, etc. is up to you because most likely your doing the internship to get school credit. But if things do go wrong somewhere along the way, they can fire you. All in all, i had the time of my life with this internship and it was the best decision that i could have made!

This is angie and i... (one of the interns that i was paired up with for most of the term)

This is another intern, Kathryn, promotions assistant, Nicole, me, and Angie...