RadCon runs on the energy, enthusiasm, and hard work of our volunteers. Every panel that runs smoothly, every artist who finds their table, every attendee who gets pointed in the right direction. That’s a volunteer making it happen. If you’ve got time to give and a love for what RadCon is all about, we want you on our team.
What Do Volunteers Do?
The simpler question might be: what DON’T volunteers do? It starts way before people begin planning their costumes or their weekend lineup of events. It starts in the early morning hours when some con-goers are just laying their heads down for the requisite three hours of rest. And it goes late into the night, doing the things that many people don’t even realize need to be done. It’s the unglamorous stuff that creates the ties that bind, forming a family of experience that brings many people back year after year.
Art Show
Setup, teardown, and auction support. Helping to make the show happen from beginning to the end.
Communications
It’s all about the information. Sharing on social media, creating graphic design, and getting the word out.
Convention Operations
The backbone of the convention. Room setup, logistics, troubleshooting, and making sure everything is where it belongs.
Dealers
Helping vendors find their space, get set up, and have get what they need for a successful weekend. The dealer hall doesn’t run itself.
Gaming
Keep the gaming room running. Help players find games, manage tournaments, and make sure every table has a great experience.
Guest/Pro Services
From greeting to transport for Guests of Honor and Pros. Ensuring they have the necessities to focus on being amazing.
Masquerade
Managing registration, timing, and judging — and all the monkeys that make the Masquerade circus amazing.
Procurement
Sourcing, acquiring, and wrangling everything RadCon needs. If it’s there, Procurement made it happen.
Programming
Keeping panels on time, rooms set up, and making sure every presenter has what they need to shine.
Registration
Processing badges, answering questions, and making sure everyone gets through the door smoothly.