May 17, 2018

APSAC honors departing members, welcomes new

Gavel passing by Loran Carleton Parker and Brittany Vale Outgoing APSAC chair Loran Carleton Parker (right) performs the traditional passing of the gavel with Brittany, APSAC chair for 2018-19, on May 9 at the annual APSAC luncheon. (Purdue University photo/Rebecca Wilcox) Download image

The Administrative and Professional Staff Advisory Committee and friends gathered May 9 for a luncheon to celebrate the annual transition of members and leaders. In addition, the group presented the annual APSAC Excellence Award for outstanding service to Purdue.

The luncheon celebrated both people and a year of significant, though often behind-the-scenes, work -- for example, facilitating information, serving on University committees, working with administrators on various decisions, helping individual employees with issues. A regular business meeting followed the luncheon.

The official transition date is June 1. APSAC thanked those completing their terms as of that date: Adrienne Albrecht, Caren Archer, Jackie Baumgardt, Mark Evans, Joelle Schaumberg, Steve George (Fort Wayne representative), Pam Graf, Michael Hill, Abby Hostetler, Mike Piggott and Loran Carleton Parker. Parker is completing a year as APSAC chair.

Completing a year as emeritus members for 2017-18 were Sam Guffey, Nicole Noel, Mary Ann Prah and Tiffany Weatherford. Emeritus members serve a nonvoting year after their term to provide support, counsel and continuity. For 2018-19, the emeritus members will be Albrecht, Evans, Hostetler and Parker.

Parker made the traditional passing of the gavel to Brittany Vale, the current vice chair, who will be APSAC chair for 2018-19. By election at the April meeting, Dan Vukobratovich will become 2018-19 vice chair.

New members

Incoming members received a welcome and an introduction to APSAC business. Those newcomers, some of whom are filling unexpired terms, are listed with the ending year of their term and their area of representation on APSAC:

* Stacey Baisden (2021), At-large.

* Katie Brothers (2019), Intercollegiate Athletics.

* Dean Brusnighan (2021), Vice President for Information Technology.

* Deidre (Dee) Bush (2020), Office of the President and Areas Reporting Directly to the Provost, Vice President for Public Affairs, Board of Trustees.

* Hope Charters (2021), College of Agriculture, Cooperative Extension Service, and College of Veterinary Medicine.

* Bill Fornes (2021), College of Science.

* Wright Frazier (2021), College of Agriculture, Cooperative Extension Service, and College of Veterinary Medicine.

* Michelle Hadley (2021), College of Education, College of Liberal Arts, School of Management.

* David Huckleberry (2021), At-large.

* Eric Johnson (2019), Vice President for Physical Facilities.

* Alison Lampley (2019), Office of the President and Areas Reporting Directly to the Provost, Vice President for Public Affairs, Board of Trustees.

* Dean Lingley (2021), Office of the President and Areas Reporting Directly to the Provost, Vice President for Public Affairs, Board of Trustees.

* Greg McClure (2021), Office of the President and Areas Reporting Directly to the Provost, Vice President for Public Affairs, Board of Trustees.

* Stephanie Winder (2021), Executive Vice President for Research & Partnerships, and Discovery Park.

* Suzanne Zurn-Birkhimer (2021), College of Engineering, and Purdue Polytechnic Institute.


Writer: Dan Howell, 765-494-2028, dhowell@purdue.edu


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