The president is the link between STAR and the administration. The president attends meetings with the administration and other student leaders. The intern also runs the weekly STAR meetings and makes sure that the STAR interns have all the resources they need to do their programming and other various duties. The intern makes sure that everything within the STAR office is running smoothly helps to coordinate STAR retreats, parties, takes minutes and distributes them at every meeting, plans the weekly agendas at the meetings and coordinates the intern reports. The intern is also in charge of office upkeep, buying supplies, voicemails and the STAR calendar.

He/she helps where needed and keeps the group strong and running!

The finance intern is a member of the STAR executive board, and is responsible for creating the STAR budget each semester and managing the funds spent by each intern. It is the responsibility of the finance intern to create bi-monthly budget reports describing the spending of STAR funds, and to insure that the money is spent responsibly. The intern sits in on both STAR meetings and USG budget meetings to analyze and understand the distribution of student activity fees.

The six programming interns work together to plan, implement and evaluate all on and off campus events. These interns are responsible for communicating with each other, other STAR interns and advisors, and other campus departments. They also work cooperatively with STAR's community relations and advertising interns to publicize events, along with the Box Office and Expeditions to sell or distribute tickets and sign-ups to events.

The lectures intern is the chair of the University Lectures Committee and is responsible for bringing speakers to campus to present on various educational and entertaining topics. The committee is comprised of many appointed students (including the lectures intern), faculty, and a few students who apply to be on the committee. Past lectures have included Patch Adams, Al Franken, Soledad O’Brien, Scott Hamilton, and many more. The chair of the committee is responsible for booking the speakers and working with agents, as well as facilitating the committee in its choice of speakers.

The two Tommies After Dark interns are responsible for overseeing the "Tommies After Dark" program, which occurs every Saturday night from 10:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. in one of the university’s venues. Some of these events may include card game tournaments, crafts, video game tournaments, and many other things. They also work with STAR advertising and community relations interns to publicize Tommie After Dark events.

The community relations intern is in charge of creating press releases for all events sponsored by STAR and helping to get the name of STAR out to the St. Thomas community. The community relations intern is also part of the executive board of STAR, and also maintains the STAR website, creates pamphlets and newsletters, and works on new initiatives. The community relations intern sits on USG as the STAR representative and works to create and maintain strong relationships between STAR and other student clubs and organizations. The intern is in charge of the STAR committee which helps run STAR events.

The two FANAMANIAC interns plan, implement and evaluate spirit initiatives for St. Thomas home athletic events. They order and manage distribution of items that promote Tommie spirit. The interns work with other student clubs and organizations to co-sponsor events. They also work with STAR advertising and community relations interns to publicize FANAMANIAC events.