“As a Marketing and Promotions intern for the Colorado Eagles, I have many responsibilities. I have three different jobs that I could do each game night; game operations, sand bag, or chuck-a-puck. If I am on game operations, there are usually three to four interns on it with me. Some of the responsibilities that I have are choosing and picking up contestants for games and contests, carrying and rolling out the National Anthem carpet and puck drop carpets, hand out giveaway items, help sponsors set up for the game, and get contests and games ready for intermissions and timeouts during the game. If I am on sand bag, it is usually me and one other intern. The responsibilities that I have if assigned to sandbag are counting and organizing coupons and handing them out to a certain section in the events center during power plays and penalty kills.”

“My official title is the Fort Collins College Brand Ambassador, or as I like to call it, a baby Ranger. I am responsible for going to events, tastings, and liquor store promotions in the Fort Collins area. I do not deal with direct sale or distributions, rather what New Belgium refers to as ‘account preservation.’ I give out beers and interact with consumers while giving our accounts a great experience. I do not have designated hours; I usually work 10-20 hours a week attending various events around Fort Collins. Each event is completely different and I attend to both monitor the account and be a representative of the company.”

“My responsibilities primarily focus on communications, like drafting press releases, newsletters, and the opening and closing remarks for particular bills. I am also assigned a few of the Senator’s bills I am responsible for tracking as they move throughout the legislative process and managing documents within a specific binder. I notify the Senator of any action she needs to take and prepare her when they are up in committee. We also handle administrative support like answering the phone and email, sending thank you letters, and from time-to-time represent the Senator at luncheons in the area.”