| BGSU honors its top student employees, on and off campus |
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| Written by Sentinel-Tribune Staff | ||
| Saturday, 16 April 2011 07:28 | ||
The awards reception was held Thursday, and nominations were accepted in four categories. All nominees were introduced at the Student Employee Appreciation & Scholarship Reception and received certificates of recognition. Student winners from the first three categories received a $500 scholarship and an engraved plaque. The team selected as the Outstanding Student Employee Team (working on campus) shared a $500 scholarship and the department will receive an engraved plaque to display for one year. Recipients, and the categories in which they were nominated, included: ¥   Outstanding Student Employee Working On Campus: Kendall Carter, event planning major and student support office assistant with the Sidney A. Ribeau Presidents Leadership Academy. ¥   Outstanding Student Employee Working Off Campus: Casey Morley, early childhood major and summer recreation leader with Centerville-Washington Park District. ¥   Outstanding Co-op or Intern: Sandra Lehsten, a visual communication technology major and visual communication technology intern in the BGSU Office of Service Learning. ¥   Outstanding Student Employee Team Working on Campus: John Holtz, Jeremy Adams, Susan Sontag, Yrineo Longoria, Alan Yoder, Mark Marquis and Caleigh Craft, all architecture/environmental design majors. They were nominated by the Capital Planning/Design & Construction Department. Scholarships were awarded based on the following criteria: ¥   Work that goes beyond the employee's job responsibilities and exceeds established performance standards. ¥   Informal and formal leadership by exhibiting work behaviors that support BGSU's core values (Respect for one another, Collaboration, Intellectual and personal growth, Creativity and innovations, and Pursuit of excellence). ¥   Exceptional service to the organization or community. |
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