September 14, 2009
This week's 'Thumbs Up' recipients
"Thumbs Up" gives faculty and staff the chance to recognize others on campus for a job well done.
This week's "Thumbs Up" go to:
Tadd Colver: Thanks to Tadd Colver for making STAT 501 tolerable! He taught the class in a way that makes it easy to understand. -- Krista Hixson
Mike Harris: The Mitchell Lab would like to give a big thanks to Mike Harris, our zone refrigeration mechanic in Physical Facilities. Mike is talented, creative, hardworking, responsible and an all-around great person to work with. We couldn't get by without him. Thanks, Mike! -- Gioia Massa and other members of the Mitchell Lab in Horticulture and Landscape Architecture
Susan Gurley: Sue helped me get a massive mailing out in order for the Center for Cancer Research to compete for a big NCI grant. Thanks, Sue! -- Andrea Gregory-Kreps
Marcia Dillman, Kathy Cavanaugh and Sarah Howe: I would like to thank Marcia Dillman, Kathy Cavanaugh and Sarah Howe for all of their continuous hard work helping the payroll department! You guys are appreciated! -- Carrie M. Smith
Denise Heath, Carol Glotzbach, Carol Sikler and Liz Semmel: I would like to nominate the secretaries in Agricultural and Biological Engineering Extension office for "Thumbs Up": Denise Heath, Carol Glotzbach, Carol Sikler and Liz Semmel.
Here is why:
1. They are so prompt.
2. They are so helpful always.
3. Never a complaint.
4. They spread a smile around.
5. They get you the messages so promptly.
6. They organize cookies on the front desk off and on.
They do their job so well that it is a pleasure to work in ABE. They deserve a "Thumbs Up." -- Sam Mathew
Purdue Today: I just wanted to thank Purdue Today for keeping us all informed of what is going on and around Purdue. It has been such a great addition for all of us at Purdue. Great job! --Susie Blom
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Submissions for "Thumbs Up" should include the names of the employee and the nominator, and describe why the person should receive a "Thumbs Up."
Submissions should be 150 words or less. Purdue Today reserves the right to edit submissions for grammar, length and clarity before publication.
A list of "Thumbs Up" recipients will be included each Monday in Purdue Today. Submissions will be spread throughout the semester.
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