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    The weekly staff meeting included sharing Valentine's treats and discussing how to use Trello to plan events. The intern discussed articles on intersectionality at the intern meeting. On Wednesday, the intern tabled alone, interacting with students and distributing materials on Black history and health. The rest of the week included office tasks, meetings, and refilling menstruation supplies.

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    The weekly staff meeting included sharing Valentine's treats and discussing how to use Trello to plan events. The intern discussed articles on intersectionality at the intern meeting. On Wednesday, the intern tabled alone, interacting with students and distributing materials on Black history and health. The rest of the week included office tasks, meetings, and refilling menstruation supplies.

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    The weekly staff meeting included sharing Valentine's treats and discussing how to use Trello to plan events. The intern discussed articles on intersectionality at the intern meeting. On Wednesday, the intern tabled alone, interacting with students and distributing materials on Black history and health. The rest of the week included office tasks, meetings, and refilling menstruation supplies.

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    Monday this week began with our weekly staff meeting.

    At the beginning of the meeting,

    my supervisor Melissa gave out a Valentine’s Day treat, and we all shared what our favorite

    candy was. I like the fact that we do a question of the week each week because it has allowed me

    to get to know the other employees better. Following this, we had a group review of how to use

    Trello to plan events. This is a website we use to complete checklists for events hosted by the

    Women’s Center. It includes minute details that sometimes may be forgotten like the budget,

    food, who will be working, and marketing. After we reviewed how to correctly complete a

    checklist, we discussed the progress of each group throughout the week and some upcoming

    events we have for Black History Month. After the staff meeting, I had a meeting with my

    wellness group in which we re-addressed our checklist on Trello, an event that we have coming

    up. We are working on a discussion and panel for Black and queer folks that will take place on

    Monday 2/20. We also finalized a tabling event that happened on Wednesday of this week.

    On Tuesday of this week, we had our weekly intern meeting. This week we discussed

    articles regarding intersectionality. This is extremly relevant during Black History month

    because there are many oppressed groups that intersect, like Black and queer folks, which is the

    center of the event that we are hosting next week.

    On Wednesday, I was the only intern available to table all day. I got to the office and

    helped to collect the items that we needed like a tablecloth, a flag, and some pins. We also

    created several flyers for people to pick up about Black History Month, Black masculinity, and

    self-care, which is what our tabling event was catered towards. In addition, we purchased some

    heart-shaped stress balls that had motivational quotes on them. Unfortunately, we had some

    issues with the printer at the center, so one of my coworkers had to go to another office to print

    in color. In the meantime, Meg and I went to set up the table. Throughout the day I got to meet
    and interact with many new people who were interested in Black history and health. I gave out a

    bunch of pins, almost all of the stress balls, and all the pamphlets we printed out. I enjoyed being

    out of the office on this day and getting the chance to interact with other students on campus.

    On Thursday, I did not have any meetings or assignments, so I just did some cleaning

    around the office, along with working on some personal assignments. On Friday, I had a meeting

    with my SheSpeaks group. We did not have much to discuss this week because we are still just

    waiting for confirmation from the possible speakers. In addition, I spent an hour filling up the

    menstruation stations in the Arts and Sciences building and the library. We were assigned to a lot

    of locations this week and we were finally able to refill the top floor of Centennial, just in time

    for the games this weekend. Looking forward to next week!

    Day Time in Lunch Time out Hours worked


    Monday, 8:45 A.M. 12:00 P.M. - 5:15 P.M. 7.5 hours
    February 13 1:00 P.M.
    Tuesday, 8:45 A.M. 12:00 P.M. - 5:15 P.M. 7.5 hours
    February 14 1:00 P.M.
    Wednesday, 9:00 A.M. none 3:00 P.M. 6 hours
    February 15
    Thursday, 9:00 A.M. none 2:30 P.M. 5.5 hours
    February 16
    Friday, 9:00 A.M. none 2:30 P.M. 5.5 hours
    February 17
    Total Weekly 32 hours
    Hours
    Total Hours to 152 hours
    Date

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