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" Spring semester is here, and it&amp;#039;s time to get down to business for me. Even though last semester started out a little rocky, it definitely turned around. I had tons of fun, made lots of new friends, ended a relationship, and experienced the party scene at SDSU. With so many things going on at once, it was hard to channel my energy and attention to what was truly important in my life. This year, I&amp;#039;m starting it off right. Over winter break, I decided to build a resume for the first time. I got on Craigslist and searched for hours on end for internships. Luckily, I found one that seemed perfect for me. An event planning company called The Posh Knot was looking for an event intern to assist with their projects. (Jackpot!)  I heard back from the owner, Johnique, soon after applying and scheduled a working interview in Downtown San Diego at the voted &amp;quot;Best New Nightclub&amp;quot; in the country: FLUXX! (ahhhh!) Once I got there, it was like a dream. The venue was amazing - there was an extremely talented makeup artist on set (Katy Davis), a hairstylist, florist, staff from the nightclub, and the two models, of course. It was a wedding inspiration shoot, which was right up my alley! Thanks to multiple vendors, we had lots of supplies to work with to set up a beautiful, modern black and white wedding scene. For an intern - actually, for someone who&amp;#039;s interviewing to be an intern - I got to help do so many different things! From creating the aisle and seating arrangements, to lighting the candles on set, to using my opinion for what looks best. The whole experience was so much fun, which completely proves that if you love what you do, you never work a day in your life. &amp;amp;lt;3 BTW, I GOT THE INTERNSHIP!!! :) Go like TPK&amp;#039;s Facebook so you can see what events I&amp;#039;m working on and what TPK is up to! Do you have any questions about applying for internships? Leave them in the comments below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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