Abigail Mikesell
Alumni of Culver-Stockton College
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Culver-Stockton College celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2019 during its 163rd annual commencement ceremony on the quad on May 11. Degrees were conferred by Kelly M. Thompson, president of...
May, 29 2019 - Verified by Culver-Stockton CollegeAbigail Mikesell, a Health Science major from Olathe, KS, was named to the Culver-Stockton College Honor Roll for academic achievement during the fall 2017 semester. To be named to an honors ...
February, 02 2018 - Verified by Culver-Stockton CollegeDuring the 3 week, students involved in the SPM316 Event & Facilities Management class including Abigail Mikesell of Olathe were charged with putting together a Concept Proposal for either an Event...
December, 20 2017 - Verified by Culver-Stockton CollegeAbigail Mikesell, FR Athletic Training major from Olathe, KS, was named to the Culver-Stockton College Honor Roll for work done during the fall 2015 semester. To be named to an honors list, C...
February, 05 2016 - Verified by Culver-Stockton CollegeCulver-Stockton College women's soccer player Abigail Mikesell has been named the Heart of America Athletic Conference Women's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week for her play in victories over Sai...
September, 21 2015 - Verified by Culver-Stockton CollegeI am putting the Farmers Market kids activities together for the summer and helping the kids do the activities. I put recipe cards together. I have also selected a fruit or vegetable for each week on a card and told the kids when the item is good and ripened. I also have to put the volunteers together for each weekend.
I would wait on tables, take peoples food orders, up the food orders in to the computer, take out food to the table, run the tab, and clean my section before I leave.
I am in charge of putting packages in to the computer, organizing the mailroom packages, putting mail into mailboxes, and when someone come to pick a package I have to sign the package out of the computer.
I was a hostess. I sat people at their tables, marketed for other food, helped the rotation for servers to be served at, cleaned bathrooms and dirty tables, and ran food.
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