As the Spirits Manager, I manage the spirits department at a store level. I teach and train team members on sales, flavor profiles, merchandising, and etc. I am the social media captain for the 4 stores, the shrink/LP captain, the safety committee captain, and the wedding/ party consultant for my store.

As an AM, I am the Front End Manager, which includes being the HR captain, schedule writer, and running the front of the store with efficiency. I am also the social media captain for 4 stores and the Loss Prevention captain, the Safety Captain, and the Shrink Captain for my store.

I am currently a volunteer committee member for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation- Gateway Chapter for the Libations at the Station charity event. I have helped with event ideas, securing donations and volunteers for events.

I work parents and children to measure, fit, and advise for the best shoes for their needs. As part of this role, I use an in-house measuring system for infants and children. The role requires using a proprietary computer system to place orders with the warehouse if we do not have stock in room. This role also requires handling large sums of cash. In busier times, I measure, fit, and advise for adult shoes. The key to being successful in this role has been effective communication skills and the… Show more I work parents and children to measure, fit, and advise for the best shoes for their needs. As part of this role, I use an in-house measuring system for infants and children. The role requires using a proprietary computer system to place orders with the warehouse if we do not have stock in room. This role also requires handling large sums of cash. In busier times, I measure, fit, and advise for adult shoes. The key to being successful in this role has been effective communication skills and the ability to interact with people from all walks of life. Show less

I work on and off this company while I'm working on my PhD as an excavation specialist periodically. I helped at multiple excavations sites that were mostly Roman. We excavation evidence of a settlement area with hearths and a storage or dumping pit fill of broken pottery sherds. I have also helped investigate possible archaeological sites by surveying and excavations.

At my time at ISAS, I excavated around 150 to 200 features during field excavation. These included pits, structures, posts, post pits, burials, and wall trenches. Also, on rainy days I washed and labeled artifacts from the field. I perfected my mapping skills and my shovel scrapping skills. I’m cautious with bone and helped the osteologist identify human remains from fauna. Fieldwork ended around Oct 2012. I was sent to the lab to further help with human remains and pick through the flots… Show more At my time at ISAS, I excavated around 150 to 200 features during field excavation. These included pits, structures, posts, post pits, burials, and wall trenches. Also, on rainy days I washed and labeled artifacts from the field. I perfected my mapping skills and my shovel scrapping skills. I’m cautious with bone and helped the osteologist identify human remains from fauna. Fieldwork ended around Oct 2012. I was sent to the lab to further help with human remains and pick through the flots taken. I was looking for small elements of human remains such as enamel flecks. After I was finishing there, I joined the Lithics team. From Oct 2012 to Aug 2013, I spend my time looking through all the lithics found on site. I was responsible for identifying types of chert and types of tools and discussing possible functions of the tools. I also helped supervise other members of the team and the crew of washers and labels; I answered relevant questions about lithics and chert. Show less

During my internship, I excavated at a few different sites. I excavated some pits and burials at Carson Mounds. I usually shovel scrapped the surface to find features, then helped the archaeologist to record and excavate the feature; most of the time they were burials. I also helped excavate a large burial pit in a shell midden. At the end of the internship, I composed a detailed journal and paper of my account during the internship.

At Cahokia Mounds, I participated in an archaeological excavation. This excavation was for part of Mound 34. It had been excavated in the 1940s. We were looking for evidence of a copper workshop. We excavated in meter-by-meter squares at ten-centimeter intervolves. This taught me how to measure the distance from the surface. I also learned basic excavation techniques including shovel scrapping and mapping skills.