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December 10, 2008
Provost’s area to salute A/P staff for service
Close to 300 members of the administrative and professional staff in the provost's organization will be recognized at a luncheon in January. The event will be held in the North and South Ballrooms of Purdue Memorial Union.
Those being honored for 25 or more years of service include:
40 years: Bruce Bahlke, biological sciences; Ann Bushfield, IT enterprise applications; Samuel Conner, IT enterprise applications; Nancy Eberle, mathematics; James Schmitz, IT teaching and learning technologies; William Simmons, IT customer relations.
35 years: Marion Blalock, minority in engineering programs; Andrew Dziubinskyj, medical illustration; Patricia Garrott, center for career opportunities; Polly Gettinger, field extension educators; Daniel Hartley, IT customer relations; Daniel Kelly, animal sciences; Alvin Laasanen, physics; Janet Lovell, civil engineering; Richard Matthews, chemistry; Deborah Miles, medicinal chemistry and molecular pharmacology; David Reagan, aeronautics and astronautics; Judith Roberts, libraries; William Schoenlein, biomedical engineering; Linda Siersema, biochemistry; Peggy Titus, agriculture administration; George Wyncott, IT customer relations.
30 years: Janet Addison, libraries; Charles Babbs, basic medical sciences; James Beaty, agronomy farm; Cheryl Butz, office of engagement; Richard Byrd, animal sciences research farms; Mary Campbell, student health center; Phillip Cheesman, IT discovery resources; Susan Clawson, foreign languages and literatures; Karen Crane, animal disease diagnostic laboratory; Steven Devault, electrical and computer engineering; Bruce Fuller, biological sciences; Steve Gauger, food sciences; George Graber, biomedical engineering; Marianne Gupta, liberal arts counseling and student services; Joyce Hall, financial aid; Philip Hess, agronomy; Forrest Holland, energy center; Steven Holmes, IT teaching and learning technologies; Katy Ibrahim, international programs in agriculture; Jackie Jimerson, pharmacy, nursing and health sciences administration; Hsiu-pu Lee, chemistry; Russell Logsdon, biological sciences; Marilyn Mandernack, veterinary medical teaching hospital; Dinah McClure, agriculture administration; Bryan Metzger, field extension educators; Richard Myers-Walls, photography and digital imaging; Susan Neher, field extension educators; Janet Ogden, consumer and family sciences; David Reagan, materials engineering; Barbara Rothenberger, registrar’s office; Sandra Schaffer, registrar’s office; David Scott, state chemist’s office; David Seaman, IT discovery resources; Kiya Smith, food sciences; Janet Stafford, field extension educators; Blair Stringfellow, physics; Cheryl Towell, biological sciences; David Trotter, field extension educators; John Underwood, photography and digital imaging; Susan Whaley, mechanical engineering; Barbara White, comparative pathobiology; Drue Whitworth, IT teaching and learning technologies.
25 years: Deborah Anderson, biological sciences; Arlene Blessing, botany and plant pathology; Kevin Brooks, engineering computer network; Jane Brown, agricultural communication service; Pamela Burroff-Murr, office of vice president for research; Kathleen Cochran, office of the president; Suzanne Cunningham, agronomy; Joseph Cychosz, cyber center; Dinah Dalder, foods and nutrition; Ronald Evans, mechanical engineering; Jamal Faghihi, entomology; Kelly Felty, management administration; Sue Gibson, office of vice president for information technology; Lee Grote, veterinary clinical sciences; Judith Hanks, mechanical engineering; Mary Hayden, horticulture and landscape architecture; Cynthia Koester, veterinary medical teaching hospital; Janet Lange, IT customer relations; Nancy Lein, liberal arts administration; Beverly Logsdon, technology administration; Michael Manning, field extension educators; Jane Martin, IT enterprise applications; Mary Maslin, CERIAS; Jon Miller, IT infrastructure; James Moore, IT infrastructure; Keith Murray, space management and academic scheduling; Sue Phebus, psychological sciences; Susan Plassmeier, field extension educators; Bryan Putnam, IT discovery resources; Randall Replogle, chemistry; Linda Reynolds, field extension educators; Thomas Robertson, conference division; Catherine Rooze, Discovery Park administration; Jeff Stewart, IT discovery resources; Harry Tidrick, civil engineering; William Vollmer, youth development and agricultural education; Philip Walker, Northeast agricultural center; Richard Westerman, horticulture and landscape architecture; Donna Young, IT enterprise applications.
Those being honored for 10, 15 and 20 years of service will be listed in Thursday's issue of Purdue Today.