Before joining Stahancyk, Kent & Hook, Beau Kellogg worked in a variety of legal areas. Beau spent several months working at the Center for Justice in Spokane, WA at their low-income legal aid desk providing vital legal services to impoverished members of the local community. After that experience, Beau went to Las Vegas, NV where he worked for the Federal Public Defender in their Capital Habeas Unit representing death row inmates in their federal appeals. Beau then worked at Lane County Public Defender Services representing clients in misdemeanor cases.

Beau Kellogg is an active member of the Oregon State Bar Association, and the Lane County Bar Association. He also participates in the New Lawyers Division of the Oregon Bar. Beau also makes an effort to attend as many Continuing Legal Education (CLE) classes as possible to keep up to date with changing trends in the law.

In addition to his pro bono legal work at the Center for Justice and Lane County Public Defender Services, Beau has worked at and supported several non-legal charities including Hospice, Anna Ogden Hall and American Boston Terrier Rescue.

In 2010 Beau received the Nicole Richardson Outstanding Pro Bono Service Award from a University of Oregon foundation and the Hitchcock-Kenna Award for Pro Bono Service from Oregon Law Students Public Interest Fund.