Logan Sabados

Volunteered for various opportunities with the University, including:

• Peer Mentorship Program (Fall, 2021) - Provided support and notes for other students
• Open House (October, 2022) - Worked at the Anthropology/ Archaeology table, providing information for potential future students
• Study Abroad (December, 2022) - Provided information for the study abroad programs and discussed personal experiences

• Placed screen plugin at hive entrance for bee confinement prior to setting hive in orchard.
• Mixed sugar syrup and pollen supplements to feed bees during winter months.
• Conducted regular inspections to ensure hives were in good condition.
• Followed food safety guidelines when harvesting and processing honey to avoid impurities.
• Applied treatments against diseases or pests according to established protocols.
• Inspected colonies for signs of disease and implemented protective precautions for safety.
• Built woodenware such as frames and boxes for use in beehives.
• Cleaned and sanitized equipment and surfaces to protect animal and staff health.
• Harvested honey from hives and extracted it using specialized equipment.

• Rotated inventory from oldest to newest to maintain fresh stock.
• Kept work areas clean, neat and organized for optimal productivity and worker safety.
• Built grocery shelving units efficiently while assuring safety of customers

• Measured distances between stakes to ensure accuracy during grade work operations.
• Moved, arranged, and retrieved various supplies and tools to support job needs.
• Used shovels and rakes to spread dirt or gravel over surfaces for grading purposes.
• Utilized compaction machines to compact soil for road building activities.