Isaac Lephart Email and Phone Number

Responsible for Daily's (cash drops, deposits to banks, additional paperwork)Responsible to order tobacco and snack products for storeResponsible for all stores on specific weekends; would take calls about emergencies and handle themResponsible for ordering craft beer and making decisions which products would work best for the storeWork with vendors in person, phone and emails. Main contact person for customer questions in regards to everythingResponsible for complete… Show more Responsible for Daily's (cash drops, deposits to banks, additional paperwork)Responsible to order tobacco and snack products for storeResponsible for all stores on specific weekends; would take calls about emergencies and handle themResponsible for ordering craft beer and making decisions which products would work best for the storeWork with vendors in person, phone and emails. Main contact person for customer questions in regards to everythingResponsible for complete inventory of all Craft Beer products at the start of each new year Responsible for Social Media, using Twitter, Instagram and our Mobile Phone App. This detailed new beers we had obtained over the week, upcoming releases, special deals, commenting on our Subscribers if they ever had a question, or commenting on pages that we are subscribed to. Instagram of all new products and posting pictures of them.Responsible for invoices and label making.Responsible for our weekly Craft Beer TastingsResponsible for stocking and other additional clerk dutiesResponsible to uphold Indiana Liquor Laws Show less

○ Managed coworkers, had to be on call, have to make changes with schedules when problems arise, would have to come in if necessary, disciplined/write up coworkers failing at job duties, create projects for coworkers to work on○ Duties included: Cash deposits, change orders, product transfers and orders from warehouse, ordering beer from vendors, ordering specific wine from vendors, social media, customer service, stocking and other clerk duties, keeping track of inventory, keep store in a… Show more ○ Managed coworkers, had to be on call, have to make changes with schedules when problems arise, would have to come in if necessary, disciplined/write up coworkers failing at job duties, create projects for coworkers to work on○ Duties included: Cash deposits, change orders, product transfers and orders from warehouse, ordering beer from vendors, ordering specific wine from vendors, social media, customer service, stocking and other clerk duties, keeping track of inventory, keep store in a clean condition Show less

I held an Intern position in Ball State's Applied Archaeology Lab. My main duties were CRM (cultural resource management) and curating projects as well as accessing Indiana records on archaeological sites. I was involved heavily with the faculty of the AAL; often supporting others in their projects while endeavoring on my own tasks; finding and collecting site information and records, IDing artifacts and storing their information in data banks. I was also involved with a public outreach… Show more I held an Intern position in Ball State's Applied Archaeology Lab. My main duties were CRM (cultural resource management) and curating projects as well as accessing Indiana records on archaeological sites. I was involved heavily with the faculty of the AAL; often supporting others in their projects while endeavoring on my own tasks; finding and collecting site information and records, IDing artifacts and storing their information in data banks. I was also involved with a public outreach project in which we visited Fisher's Elementary School and taught young students about archaeology. Show less

I curated and data based often at my intern, I worked a great deal in SHAARD, digging up field surveys on a project. This project was going through our physical documents and seeing what was in SHAARD and what was not. The goal was to liquidate our physical files as the AAL is very tight on space and having several thousands of documents sitting around in file cabinets was doing more harm than good when digital databases can simply store all of our information, free of actual physical space.… Show more I curated and data based often at my intern, I worked a great deal in SHAARD, digging up field surveys on a project. This project was going through our physical documents and seeing what was in SHAARD and what was not. The goal was to liquidate our physical files as the AAL is very tight on space and having several thousands of documents sitting around in file cabinets was doing more harm than good when digital databases can simply store all of our information, free of actual physical space. This project was fairly simple but was interesting and time consuming; interesting in seeing the vast amount of data and projects the AAL had done in the past and what was presently being done but time consuming simply due to the fact that we had thousands upon thousands of documents to go through. In my time of working on SHAARD I had only been able to take out 2 or 3 counties, spanning 20 to 30 years each. Another project I worked on was Taylor Village. The project was done in Hamilton county and the artifacts themselves had been sitting around in BSU's AAL for several years, waiting to be curated, cataloged and put away. That was my duty. We had several thousand artifacts to look through and put into a database. This project was also fairly simple and rather tedious. We marked the artifacts into boxes that were labeled and categorized by where the artifacts were found, coordinates-wise. We'd have a box labelled "30w-150s...etc etc"​ with those artifacts from that region. Artifacts ranged from actual bones to a numerous amount of stone ware, like flake tools and the like. We'd separate the very large, ambiguous stones (they were labeled to have less relevance than our stone ware tools found) into larger, sturdier bags that we would put at the bottom of the box and leave the lighter, more delicate artifacts up on top to avoid them being crushed under the weight. Show less

I worked with other coworkers, setting up and maintaining rooms and events for the Student Center. I accessed computers and other technology often as well as did a great deal of hard, manual labor. Much communication and planning was involved in this position.