Conservation leadership program focused on diversifying STEMMultiple research projects lead in small groups Learning a variety of conservation designs and experiences

The Campus Center for Appropriate Technology is a Cal Poly Humboldt student managed, student funded live-in demonstration home for appropriate technology. CCAT is part of a registered non-profit organization and home for three student co-directors who live in the house and manage the program for one-year periods. CCAT co-directors also manage the student employees that CCAT hires every semester.One of three co-directors managing a mock non-profit , focused on outreach and media Conducting weekly events and workshops demonstrating sustainable livingCoordinating CCAT classes and garden spaces with CCAT employees and volunteer

Worked in an organic community gardenAssisted with putting garden space back together after COVIDLearned internal skills for directing an organization

Sustainable resale store that buys clothes before going into landfill ● Cash register experience ● Cleaned/organized store ● Provided assistance to incoming customers

Checked in students to INRSEP+ houseAssisted with events and projects Performed clerical tasks/house maintenance Ensured COVID-19 safety protocols

Performed medical lab tests for patients ● Created surgical packs and cleaned surgical instruments ● Assisted with restraining canine and felines for veterinarians and vet techs ● Restocked medical supplies ● Administered and recorded medication

Canine and feline restraining for veterinarians and vet techsRestocking medical suppliesAdministering and recording medicationsCleaning and disinfecting kennels Daily care for boardersFeeding and walking patients and boarders

Bagging groceries for customers Cleaning and sweeping store Obtaining carts and placing in cart coral Assisting customers in need