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Logan Bangerter Cell:  801-664-1438 Email:  loganwbangerter@gmail.com Career Objective Major in Computer Science and obtain a full-time job related to that occupation. Education High School Graduate from Bingham High School. Salt Lake Community College; GPA:  3.39; graduating in Generals Associate of Science Employment ·          Classic Skating:  Attendee.  Oversaw activities for skating, bounce houses, and laser tag.  Maintained the building.  Worked with a cash register.  Coordinated with employees for food service and sales.                                                                   ...

How to Ski Introduction             There are many people that want to take up skiing, but don’t quite know how.  Most of them can be adults that want to try something new other than snowboarding, while others are kids.  But skiing can be quite the challenge and it takes time to do it.  That is why I’ve decided to make this instruction on where beginners can start.  This is aimed mostly for newcomers to the sport, and will require dedication and time to get it down. Equipping your skis             List of things needed:  Skis, ski poles, ski boots, ski goggles, gloves/mittens, ski pants, coat, hat, and neck warmer. 1.       Equip all the accessories except for the skis. 2.       Find a place near a ski lift and latch your boots on the skis by simply stepping on the latch. 3.   ...

Logan Bangerter Lifelong Wellness General Education April 26, 2016 1         1. What did you learn about “lifelong wellness” from taking this course? I learned that our bodies need lots of strength and exercise in order to live a healthier life.  We must always put it to work on something, so that it will get stronger.  If we do nothing, we’ll just get weaker and won’t be able to do anything.  It’s a lifelong process that we must continually apply in our lives. 2.       2. How has learning about and applying “lifelong wellness” concepts impacted your life (home, school, work, etc)? Like I said before, without lifelong wellness, we won’t have the strength to do many things.  To be able to constantly go to places, walk around, and provide for ourselves takes more energy than one would think.  This is especially true as you grow older.  You’ll have a family to care for, and a job you’ll have to work on every...