Luna Hutchin

• Developed strong relationships with residents, fostering a supportive and inclusive living community.
• Created informative bulletin boards that provided relevant resources related to academics, mental health, and campus life opportunities for students'' personal growth.
• Educated residents on university policies, promoting responsible behavior within the residence hall community.
• Facilitated roommate agreements at the beginning of each semester to set clear expectations for shared living spaces.
• Monitored building security by conducting routine rounds throughout the facility.

• Assisted in the construction or repair of fences, barns, sheds, or other infrastructure necessary for successful farm operation.
• Maintained the health of the health of the land, harvest crops correctly, maintained and operated various forms of equipment
• Collaborated with other farm workers to complete tasks efficiently according to established schedules and protocols.
• Learned various ethical farming practices
• Supported successful harvests through diligent planting, weeding, and pruning efforts.
• Participated in seasonal harvest activities including picking fruits and vegetables, sorting produce, and preparing products for market sales or storage.

• Assisted Dr. Ian Miller in the field collecting data on coastal erosion using GIS equipment and software
• This experience lead to designing a separate research project within the Peninsula College Honors Program analyzing comparing coastal erosion and fill
• Processed collected data into comprehensible bathymetric charts

As a student of the Honors Program at Peninsula College, participated in a cohort that explored the interdisciplinary nature of academia and strategies for advancement within their respective fields. The culmination of the program involved designing, executing, analyzing, and presenting an independent research project. Under mentorship of oceanographer Dr. Ian Miller, developed a project focusing on the historical geomorphology Port Angeles. This project included collecting GIS data and comparing it with historical records. The findings revealed that land sluicing in the early 1900s had buried the original coastline, potentially destroying previous environments, threatening the current environment, and possibly burying historical artifacts of indigenous peoples.

• Maintained confidentiality in handling sensitive information while performing administrative tasks.
• Completed various office tasks effectively and efficiently
• Filing large amounts of paperwork in specific order to be easily accessed later during audit completions and fulfilling client statements
• Accurate data entry using various Microsoft Office programs