Lily Hurst
California State Government - U.I.H.S.
Arcata,California
6
years of professional experience
Compassionate Psychology and Wildlife Ecology student with hands-on experience in data collection and community engagement. Skilled in communication, organization, and observation, with a proven ability to follow structured protocols in diverse settings. Committed to supporting children and families while pursuing Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) training.
Work History
Potawot Garden Intern
2 Years 9 Months- Collaborated with staff to maintain sustainable gardens that provided fresh produce to tribal members and local families.
- Collaborate with staff to maintain sustainable gardens serving tribal members and local families.
- Educate community members about healthy food systems and sustainable gardening practices at weekly farmers markets.
- Build positive relationships with community members through respectful, patient communication.
- Educated community members on healthy food systems and sustainable gardening practices at weekly farmers markets, fostering community engagement and awareness.
- Demonstrate adaptability, teamwork, and problem-solving in a fast-paced outdoor environment.
Hostess (Temporary Position)
2 Months- Delivered friendly customer service to enhance guest experience in fast-paced environment.
- Communicated effectively and compassionately with guests and team members to foster positive interactions.
- Juggled multiple responsibilities while ensuring accuracy in tasks.
- Resolved customer concerns professionally.
Administrative Assistant (Temporary Position)
8 Months- Organized and maintained confidential records to ensure easy access and compliance.
- Coordinated schedules and appointments, optimizing time management for team and clients.
- Communicated with clients professionally via phone and in person, fostering positive relationships.
- Maintained organized records and confidential documentation.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Psychology & Wildlife Ecology
Double Major
Minors - Sustainable Food Systems & Native American Studies
Relelevant Coursework: Developmental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Developmental Psychopathology, Applied Research Methods in Psy, Cognitive Psychology, Personality Theory & Research, Foundation of Research Methods, Social Psychology, Intro. Behavioral Neuroscience
Skills
Community Outreach
Relationship Building
Team Collaboration
Project Management
Data Collection
Quantitative Analysis
Technical Writing
Google Workspace
Time Management
Organization
Problem Solving
Adaptability
Active Listening
Positive reinforcement
Volunteer Leadership
Accomplishments
Vice President of campus club, A&E, that fought food insecurity
Timeline
Potawot Garden Intern
California State Government - U.I.H.S.
08.2023 - 05.2026Read More
Hostess (Temporary Position)
East Side Eatery
06.2023 - 08.2023Read More
Administrative Assistant (Temporary Position)
PPD Multimedia, Inc.
05.2020 - 01.2021Read More
Cal Poly Humboldt
Minors from Sustainable Food Systems & Native American Studies
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Cal Poly Humboldt
Bachelor of Science from Psychology & Wildlife Ecology
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