I have had a great time working with Wisconsin this summer and fall. For all of our great volunteers, we are setting up weekly conference calls. To find the directions search a Wisconsin Zipcode in the events section of mybarackobama.com
GO WISCONSIN!
Megan Smith
Wisconsin Intern Field Organizer
Obama for America 2008
Check out the Pictures from our Milwaukee meeting!
https://mywebspace.wisc.edu/mksmith2/meeting1.JPG
https://mywebspace.wisc.edu/mksmith2/meeting2.JPG
We had 2 great meetings in Wisconsin last week! We have 3 meetings coming up next week (Madison, Milwaukee, & Appleton). To sign up for any of these meeting please search for events at mybarackobama.com. We hope to see you there! Let me know if you have any questions. Lets get this Sister City Program started.
Meeting 2 Picture
Meeting 1 Picture
Whitney and I have made the trip up to Wisconsin this week. We are working the Obama for America table at the Democratic Convention in Milwaukee. Today we talked to many many great people who were just as excited about Senator Obama as we are! It was exciting! Lots and lots of people gave donations for bumper stickers as well as pins and t-shirts. The Obama for America table was SO BUSY! We will be back there again tomorrow, and if this is any indication, things are looking good in Wisconsin.
Thank you to everyone that helped today and that will help tomorrow. We appreciate all of your time, enthusiam, and support. KEEP IT UP OBAMA FANS!
I am just about a month into my internship at the Obama for America campaign. I began just after school let out (University of Wisconsin- Madison), and have not stopped working since. I was in the first “Camp Obama” session. There all of the interns were trained in campaign theory, effective community organizing, and policy. It was a very positive experience. I really gained a lot of valuable knowledge during this week. More then anything I learned how important Iowa is in a presidential campaign. Everything we are doing in Chicago is geared towards mobilizing voters in Iowa. I had known Iowa was important because of its early caucus, but I had no idea exactly how important Iowa could be. I didn’t even know what a caucus was until we did a simulation during Camp Obama.
The first week after Camp Obama ended was really fast paced and exciting.
So far I am really enjoying my position. I am learning new things each day. This week has been geared towards field organizing. This is what I am going to be doing for the rest of the summer. I am really excited to go back to Wisconsin!