Day 1

Today is May 9th, and we worked from 9am to 4pm. I worked in the Development Department, with my mentors and Carly Sipp and Wes Koziol. It felt like we were interns, because mostly we’re just counting plates and cards for the graduation ceremony. I organized the list of names from Class of 1971 and will print their yearbook photos tomorrow. I worked for 6 hours, so I can have 30 hrs this week and work less hours next week. Because of my sport, I don’t have a regular working schedule yet. I will figure that out ASAP. And I attached a video clip I took today below.


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