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Student Employees: Brian Bina, Andrea Beck, and Amy Cornelius
Supervisors: Barb Erickson and Joanne Beck
Department: Registrar’s Office
Entrusted with a great amount of responsibility, the student
employees in the Registrar's Office must maintain the accuracy
and the privacy of student academic records. They are
responsible for many tasks that directly impact students on the
UW-S campus including electronically transferring records from
the Admissions office to the Records office and imaging academic
student records and attaching them to the appropriate student
"file." Their less serious responsibilities including watering
the plants and decorating the office for the seasons.
We appreciate their always pleasant personalities and want to
thank them for their contributions, work ethic and dedication.
We are fortunate to have them. |
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Student Employees: Cassie Grubbe, Choua
Xiong, Heather Hansen, Amber King
Supervisor: Kathy O'Flanagan
Department: Financial Aid Office
The Financial Aid Office recognizes the value of each and
every one of you. We are fortunate to have such an exceptional
group of students. I would like to truly thank all of our
student workers for their continuous hard work.
Cassie…..can’t say enough about her smile, and enthusiastic out
look, we are glad she decided to return to UWS.
Choua…..she is a great asset and always eager to work hard.
Heather….she keeps plugging along, ready, willing and extremely
able to meet new challenges and deadlines.
Amber…..has a lot of enthusiasm, though she is student teaching
this semester we appreciated her dedication and the fact that
she was always on time.
Keep up the good work, THANK YOU |
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Student Employee: Zach Otto-Fisher, Student Intern for
Intramurals, Sport Clubs and Special Events
Supervisor: Joel Peterson and Krisi Patterson
Department: Campus Recreation
Zach is EVERYWHERE in the HWC! That is all I can say. He is
here early in the morning, late at night, and on weekend. WOW -
the kid never quits! Hoping to make a career of Recreation, Zach
takes every opportunity to learn every area of Campus Rec that
he can. He takes each job as a learning experience to make our
programs bigger and better for next year's students! We could
not survive without Zach! |
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Student Employee: Paul Marlin, Student Intern for
Concession and Special Events
Supervisor: Joel Peterson and Krisi Patterson
Department: Campus Recreation
Paul is a phenomenal student worker! His dedication to our
department and continued support for change is awesome! He is
continualoly looking for things to do differently, more
effectively, and ways to make other student employees learn. He
is respected by all as an intern, but works as if he was a
professional staff member - loyal, dedicated, always there!
Thanks for being you, Paul, and making the HWC a great place to
be! |
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Student Employees: Jake Marg, Lisa Burvee, Amy Jarecki (CMO
Desk Staff)
Supervisor: Jen Bird
Department: Residence Life
I would like to thank and recognize our CMO desk staff for a job
well done this year! They have created a friendly and open
environment at our front desk. Our desk staff plays an essential
role in our halls in that they provide important services and
information to residents. Each of our desk staff has done a
wonderful job with answering questions and directing people to
where they need to do. These students have provided quality
customer service with a smile! Thanks for all you do! |
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Student Employees: Jesse Schultz and Alli Miller (CMO
Assistant Hall Directors)
Supervisor: Jen Bird
Department: Residence Life
These two students are the Assistant Hall Directors for CMO
Hall. They are wonderful individuals who have done an absolutely
fantastic job. Every day they come to work ready to tackle tasks
both big and small. They handle resident and staff concerns with
dignity and respect and help make CMO a wonderful place to live.
Alli and Jesse are both the kind of students you want working
for you. They are positive, motivated, and hard working. They
make work fun and exciting and they have brought a lot of
laughter to the office. I rely on them a great deal to get
things done and they follow through. I can honestly say that the
two of them make my life a lot easier because I know I can
depend on them to always do a good job. So, thank you Alli and
Jesse for everything you do. You are both amazing!!
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Student Employee: The CMO RA/ARC Staff
Supervisor: Jen Bird
Department: Residence Life
I would like to recognize and thank the CMO RA/ARC staff. This
group of students does a phenomenal job even in sometimes very
tough situations. I have been so impressed with the level of
maturity and commitment these students have. They handle many
typical day to day situations, but they are also often faced
with extremely stressful and difficult situations and they have
done a fantastic job handling it all. The CMO staff has done
several wonderful programs and have each worked hard to create a
safe and supportive living environment. They have built floor
communities that are friendly and welcoming. They have truly
made the halls feel like a "Home Away from Home." Thanks for all
you do! |
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Student Employee: Ryan Nesvold
Supervisor: John Munson
Department: KUWS Radio - Sports
Ryan is one of the behind the scenes people who helps make KUWS
sports broadcasts possible. Without in-studio producers it would
be impossible for KUWS to cover sports like UWS Hockey and
Basketball or Superior High School Football. The in-studio
producer makes the connection to the game site and fills in with
news and weather between periods. Ryan also had to prepare high
lights for the post game show. When he isn't working sports,
Ryan also fills in as a receptionist working at our front desk.
We get lots of phone calls at KUWS and whoever is working the
desk has to know where to send callers. Ryan has worked at KUWS
for three years and is a valuable member of our team. Thank you
Ryan! |
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Student Employee: Amy Hildre
Supervisor: Kim Gustafson
Department: KUWS Radio - Receptionist
Amy has been a vital part of our front desk staff at KUWS for
two years. The first contact people often have with our radio
station is a friendly voice answering the telephone, and Amy has
provided that friendly greeting. In addition, Amy has also kept
our community events and public service announcements up to
date. Thi s year, she also took on the responsibility of
maintaining the Community Calendar page on our web site,
www.kuws.fm. During the set up for a recent remote, it was Amy
who discovered the unplugged piece of equipment that was
preventing us from getting our remote signal on the air --
without her, the program would have been lost. Thank you Amy! |
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Student Employee: Brandie Smith
Supervisor: John Munson
Department: KUWS Radio - Jazz Director
Brandie Smith took over as Jazz Director at KUWS this year after
having worked on the show as an announcer last year. In
addition, Brandie also works on our alternative music program,
The Deans List. As Jazz Director, Brandie has a lot of
responsibility -- supervising other announcers, maintaining the
music library, reviewing new music, and making sure that the
on-air music inventory is up to date. It's a big job. In
addition, Brandie has helped produce UW-Superior basketball
broadcasts and has worked on training new staff. Her hard work
and dedication have had good results on the air. Thank you
Brandie! |
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Student Employee: Travis Vake
Supervisor: Joe Kmiech
Department: Technology Services
This is Travis' first year at the help desk. Travis is a fast
learner and has become a great employee. He greets every
customer in a courteous manner and deals with their technology
issues as a professional. We have had many times where a
critical campus system was down. During those times Travis has
always kept a cool demeanor and a calm attitude. This has helped
to reassure our customers that the problems will be fixed soon.
Travis thanks for working on my team. You are a great example of
a hard worker with great organization skills. |
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Student Employee: Chelsie Andera
Supervisor: Joe Kmiech
Department: Technology Services
This is Chelsie's first year at the help desk. Chelsie is a
really hard worker who always aims to please our customers. This
is evident in the way she handles issues when a customer calls.
Chelsie takes ownership of issues and makes sure the customer
receives the best answer to their issues. She is always learning
and keeping up on her phone and technology skills. Chelsie, You
are a valued member of our help desk. I am thankful every day to
have high quality workers like yourself on my team. |
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Student Employee: Ebow Foulland
Supervisor: Joe Kmiech
Department: Technology Services
Ebow is in his first year at the help desk. Ebow's always seems
happy to be working at the help desk and it shows. His
interactions with customers are always positive and he always
has a smile on his face. This is reflected in the many positive
comments I have received from Faculty and Staff about Ebow. Ebow,
you have become a true help desk practioner. Your patience, even
in some of the most stressful and demanding situations, is
wonderful. You always ask the right questions and help our
customers in the quickest manner possible. Thank you for working
at the help desk and giving our campus great service. |
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Student Employee: Ismael (Izzo) Couliblay
Supervisor: Joe Kmiech
Department: Technology Services
Izzo is a great person to work with and a joy to be around. This
is Izzo's second year working for Technology services. He has
become a key member of our student staff and a valued co-worker.
Izzo goes above and beyond to help the UW-Superior campus
community in several ways. He is always an advocate for the
needs of the customer and makes sure every customer has a good
experience at our help desk. Thank you, Izzo, for all of your hard
work. |
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Student Employee: Theresa Raab
Supervisor: Joe Kmiech
Department: Technology Services
This is Theresa's first year working in Technology Services.
Theresa has become an essential part of our departments daily
operations. As the departments Business Assistant, Theresa helps
me to complete the many detailed tasks required to keep our
department and campus running. From monthly chargeback reports
to computer purchases. Theresa has excelled at all the tasks
that have been given to her. She has become an asset to our
department. Theresa, thank you for being a great worker and a
true self-starter. You have helped the department and the campus
greatly. |
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Student Employee: Brian Fulda
Supervisor: Kim LeBard -Rankila
Department: Health and Human Performance Department
Brian is my student assist in one of the exercise labs….he is a
great motivator and has the perfect personality to make everyone
he interacts with have a great time…..not to mention sweat a
lot…..I would encourage students and staff to experience his
exercise class and get ready for some fun…. |
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Student Employee: Kerissa Graden
Supervisor: Sherry Chuzles
Department: Communicating Arts
Kerissa, I thought I could handle the work load
by myself with no Student Worker. WRONG!!!! I can't even begin
to tell you how much you have helped me. I am constantly amazed
by your work ethic, speed of accomplishing projects, attitude
and smiling face. In the few weeks that you've been in the Comm
Arts Office, I have gotten completely caught up with my own job
duties and it is because you have been right here to take care
of little projects, answering the phone and constant
interruptions that occur in here daily. I am so grateful that
you are here with me (and to Cathy Fank for recommending you). I
am truly hoping that this will be a LONG working relationship
and you'll be working for me for as long as you are a student at
UW-Superior (Please don't leave me for another job). You are the
best Student Worker I've had in here in a long time! Thank you,
thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank
you!!! |
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Student Employee: Derrick Fredrickson
Supervisor: Scott Abrahamson
Department: Grounds
It was 8:00am on a Monday morning four years ago; it was the
first day of employment for our summer workers. I was standing
in our Facilities Management office on 28th Street, informing my
supervisor that one student that we had hired for the summer did
not show up. At that moment Derrick walked into the office
looking for work. Being in the right place at the right time
paid off for Derrick and us. He was hired and has worked for us
since, been lead worker for our summer crews the last 3 summers.
Derrick graduates this May, we wish him well, he's been a
pleasure to work with. |
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Student Employee: Angie Yoeckel
Supervisor: Diane Lewandowski and Gary Johnsonn
Department: Human Behavior & Diversity/First Nation Studies
I am very thankful for all the help I have from Angie this
Spring 2008 semester working for the First Nation Studies
program. She has worked for First Nation Studies for a number of
years as a work assist student under the supervision of the
recently retired Georgia Swanson. Angie has agreed to continue
working as a work assist student for First Nation Studies for
this Spring semester working for me, and am I glad and thankful
she did! She has provided me with valuable information about the
First Nation Studies academic duties and responsibilities that
is helping me to gain more knowledge in supporting the First
Nation Studies academic duties that I was most recently
assigned. She is assisting, guiding, and helping me to
familiarize myself with the office setting, etc. Not only does
Angie bring support she also brings with her valuable
experience, dependability, she is a hard worker, loyal and she
has a wonderful personality. Thank you Angie! |
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Student Employees: Pranvera Sinanaj, Evan Sletten, Nina
Lutmer and Eri Sakaguchi
Supervisor: Diane Lewandowski and Jay Wolterstorff
Department: Human Behavior & Diversity/Social Work Programm
We are very thankful for all the help we have this academic
year. The students we have working for us are all very special
individuals. Not only are they proficient in the job duties and
responsibilities that are required for their position, they also
have their own unique style and personalities that creates a
good working relationship with their fellow workers, staff and
faculty. Further, the work study students are efficient,
dependable, work well independently, hard working and team
players. Finally, the Social Work Program wants to thank all of
our work study students for the job duties they have performed
and continue to provide in supporting our programs needs, they
are a tremendous asset. |
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Student Employee: Julie Lessard
Supervisor: Cheri Boreen
Department: Baccalaureate Completion Project
Julie is an incredibly dedicated worker. She is passionate about
the adult student on our UWS campus and goes the extra mile to
ensure their success.
Thank you, Julie, for everything you have done over the past two
years for the BCP!
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Student Employee: Mike Koltes
Supervisor: Cheri Boreen
Department: Baccalaureate Completion Project
Thank you, Mike, for everything you have done to help the adult
student succeed at UW-Superior! Your care and concern for our
students shines through. |
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Student Employee: Jessica Voelker
Supervisor: Ralph Seelke
Department: Biology/Earth Sciences
Thank you Jessica, for being a GREAT help this past year! You've
made my year go much better with all the help you've given in
helping me prepare the labs for my students. And you've made the
labs that we've done better because of all your work. And thank
you for never complaining when the job is washing glassware! |
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Student Employees: Laura Gapske (not pictured), Tabatha Haack, and Will
Paro
Supervisor: Mary Pulford
Department: Social Inquiry
Laura Gapske: Laura has been our work study for several
years. We depend on her to train new work study students. Laura
will be missed greatly since she is graduating this May. She has
been an immense help to the faculty in Sociology & Anthropology
Tabatha Haack: Tabatha quickly learned the skills needed by the
program’s faculty. She is dependable and we will miss her next
year when she is gone to Korea.
Will Paro: Will is the new kid on the block so to speak, but
Will quickly mastered the scanning and other skills of the job.
With Tabatha and Laura gone next year, Will becomes our “Senior”
work study and will be given the task to train in new students.
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Student Employees: Eamon Hill & John Kjell
Supervisor: Stacy Leno
Department: Technology Support Services
Thank you both for all the hard work you have done this year! I
know I can count on you to complete the graphic and video
projects that come into our office. You have been a big help
with the website conversion project. Great Job guys! |
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Student Employee: Loren Bendixson
Supervisor: Peter Nordgren
Department: Technology Services
Loren has done a terrific job this year maintaining the laptop
computers we loan to students, faculty, and staff. He takes
pride in his work, and makes sure that our technology loan
customers have a good experience. His attention to detail and
his initiative have made a difference in our services. Thanks,
Loren! |
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Student Employee: Melissa Crow
Supervisor: Peter Nordgren
Department: Distance Learning Center
Melissa is a Distance Learning Student who lives and works in
the Hayward area. This year she agreed to lead a discussion
course for new distance learning students, serving as a peer
mentor for new learners who are often a little unsure about
returning to college as a distance learner. She helps students
navigate the processes and encourages them in their studies.
Thanks, Melissa, for your willingness to try something new and
make it succeed! |
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Student Employees: Chelsea Einerwold, Christina Ericksen,
Melissa Gizas, Charles Gornik, Kristen Jacobus, Amanda Nigon,
Emily Nisius, Amanda Stark, Bryan Rantala, and Jennifer Veile
Supervisor: Maureen Salzer, Director and Janice Hawes, Assistant
Director
Department: UWS Writing Center
Maureen and Janice would like to thank the Writing Center staff
for their outstanding work. The enthusiasm that you bring to
helping your fellow students is a major reason why the Writing
Center continues to grow as a vital part of the campus. The
positive attitude that all of you bring to the job has made it a
pleasure to be part of the Writing Center. We also appreciate
those times when many of you took on an extra task for the
Writing Center or volunteered to help with a project. The
positive feedback the Writing Center keeps getting from faculty
and students illustrates what a great team you are. Thank you
for all of your hard work. |
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Music Dept Student Workforce
Charles Andrews II is a great help to our dept. I would
call Charles the leader in the Listening Lab. He knows the
equipment and how to use it and trains our new people on how to
use the equipment.
Thank you for keeping us up to date on all our recordings. |
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Kayla Wilson is also a our Band Librarian. She is
always busy helping out with the distribution of music,
collecting music, setting up for band. Keeping track of the
needs for Band also. She is a great help in the office when I
need her. Another one of our people with the great bubbly
personality, along with her friend Emily and the goodness of
chocolate.
Thanks for your help Kayla! |
Emily Borra is a great help to the dept, she helps keep
track of Pep Band inventory and helps Dana out in the office
when needed.
She has a wonderful bubbly personality and a great smile for all
around her, especially when she is with her side kick, Kayla or
when you keep her supplied with chocolate.
Thanks for all you do for us Emily! |
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Rebecca Farmer helps out in the Orchestra Library.
She keeps records of the music, distributes and collects music
for the Orchestra which she is also a member of. Becky also
helps make the posters and programs for the Orchestra concerts.
She is always happily bouncing about the dept.
Thank you for helping keep the library in order! |
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Caroline Forrest is one of our Choral Librarians. She
is here early in the morning to help out with the Choir music,
busy adding the music to choir folders, collecting unused music
and refiling. She keeps track of the music in a database and
keeping the library in order. Caroline has a great sunny
personality for all of us in the dept.
Thanks Caroline for all you do for us! |
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Jody Franklin is another one of our Choral Libraians.
Jody keeps track of the Choir folders and music that
mysteriously disappears! She also has a great time with the
stamper, she could be called the "Master of the Stamper"! Jody
always has a great outlook on each and every day, a joy to have
around!
Thank you Jody, you a great help. |
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Megan Halmstad has helped out in our Music Libraries
also. She helps keep track of music, helps file, dirtributes and
collect music. She has a great laugh that is very contaiqous,
and a very sweet personality.
Thanks Megan, you are a great help to us. |
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Britney Herrick has just started with our dept this
Spring in the Listening Lab. We are going to be training her on
more of the equipment and she has straightened out some of the
books and literature we have in there. I hear she is a great
cleaner! She always has a smile when I bring in extra work for
her to do for me. Looking forward to keeping her around here a
few more semesters!
Thank you for coming to work for us Britney. |
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Lisa Keene has also started working in the Listening
Lab this semester too. She is being trained on equipment and is
a big help to me in the office. Hoping we will keep Lisa around
for a few more semesters also. A great person to have around,
great sense of humor...
Thanks for working for us. |
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Katherine Minor is working in our Libraries. She is always
so helpful when things need to get done. She has done work for
me in the office also, a great helper. Great personality and
outlook on life. What a wonderful person to have working for us.
Thanks Katie for being here to help out. |
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Joseph Scaffidi is our Band Librarian, what a
wonderful person to have around for us. He has catalog all of
our music for band, been around for the needs of the Symphonic
Band, Pep Band, and has been here in the Summers for the Summer
Band Program. Joe has also help set up our inventory system to
date. He is a great giving person.
Thanks for helping out with all that you do for us Joe! |
Jing Zhang was one of our Listening Lab people. She
is great to have around. Jing was being trained on the equipment
in the lab and was always willing to help out when needed. Wish
we could have her around still. Glad she is in our dept.
Thanks for being with us Jing. |
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Student Employees: Holly Schnetzler (not pictured), Kristine Adamic, and
Megan Schlagenhaft
Supervisor: Kathy Pettingill
Department: Business & Economics
Holly is our tutor for accounting. A sense of relief is felt
when she walks into the office; not only from her fellow
classmates needing study help but also from co-workers who rely
on her assistance and expertise with different computer
programs. We are lucky to have such a knowledgeable and fun
worker in our office.
Thanks, Holly for the great job you do!
Kristine works diligently at filing and tackles a variety of
projects that get thrown her way. She always has a smile on her
face and a story to tell; she is fun to work with and keeps the
office laughing. We are very lucky to have Kristine working in
our office.
Thank you, Kristine for all your help!
Megan digs right in without hesitation. She handles requests
(sometimes they all happen at once) for different projects with
ease and has a keen sense of what priority to get them done
without having to ask. Megan is also known for her unique
technique to clean the overhead rolls for Dr. Beam's Elmo
projector that others have never been able to accomplish. Thank
you, Megan, for all your hard work! |
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2007-2008 Callers: Stephanie Bailey,
Danielle Bourgerie, Jesse Gangi, Anu Khanal, Darnell Nelson, Amy
Olejniczak, Ben Okemwa, Jen Parchem, and student manager, Mark
Hickock.
Supervisor: Trisha Skajewski
Can you say, wow! The 2007-2008 Student Callers have
elevated the bar of excellence for the student-led phone-a-thon.
Collectively these students have raised over $76,000 in cash
for our university! That doesn’t even include the multi-year
pledges that will be received over the next five years.
Since October these students have been
tirelessly working to contact alumni and friends of the
university to ask for their financial support for our vital
campus projects. We are incredibly proud of their work. The
students are refreshing to have in the office and always put a
smile on our face. Thank you students!! |
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Student Employee: Allyse Tunell
Supervisor: Barb Parenteau
Department: University Advancement
Allyse has been working in the University Advancement office
since last summer and we hope she will stay with us until she
completes her degree. Her personality is a perfect match for our
office, which deals with a wide variety of constituents
including students, faculty, alumni, donors and board members.
Allyse is always cheerful and pleasant. She is an extremely
responsible person who goes beyond the basics of doing a task.
She looks at the “big picture” – often asking why something is
being done and how it affects other areas. We never have to
worry if she is going to show up for work – she is always here
and always on time.
Allyse is a joy to have in our office. She is a great role model
for other UW-Superior students. |
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Student Employee: Britney VanDyke
Supervisor: Barb Parenteau
Department: University Advancement
Britney has been working in the University Advancement office
since last Fall. She always has a positive attitude and it shows
in everything she does. She is willing to take the initiative on
projects, even if it’s something that’s new to her. Britney has
helped us out several times when we needed her to work extra
hours, and has done it with a smile on her face. We’re proud
that Britney was recently accepted into the McNair Scholar
Program and wish her the best of luck with the research she will
be doing over the summer of 2008! |
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Student Employee: Cristie Eliason
Supervisor: Linda Graskey/Sue Wallgren
Department: Continuing Education/Extension
Cristie is very reliable and a wealth of
knowledge. She always strives to do her best and is very
dependable. She always has a smile on her face and is willing to
go the extra mile no matter what you ask of her. Continuing
Education is very fortunate to have such a hard worker. Thanks
Cristie for everything you do for all of us!! |
Student Employees: Teacher Education COPE Center Workers
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
Susan Bailey writes ….
Quite literally, I wouldn't be here without you!
Who else but each of you would walk through rain, wind, and snow
each morning to unload me, my gear, and my chair, and then load
me back into my car at the end of the day? And with such
cheerfulness! "Good morning, Ms. Bailey!" "No problem, Ms.
Bailey!" "Here, let me help you; that doesn't look safe." "Just
hang on to me." "Is there anything else I can do for you, Ms
Bailey?" "Let me carry that for you." "How are you feeling?"
"Hey, you're walking!" "Look at you go!" "Be careful driving
home!" "Good night, Ms. Bailey." Do you know what? Even if I
were not "broken", you would be right there for me, and any of
us, with the same cheerfulness.
Thank you for making it possible for me to come to school this
year!
Thank you, Stacy, Kelsey, Jamie, Breanne, Anne, Elysa, Nicole,
Joey, Megan, Marley, Rosie, and Terra. Thank you also to Candace
and Amy for your helpfulness. The TED faculty appreciates each
and everyone of you!"
Dr. Rhoda Robinson writes: "The Cope Workers are essential to the
smooth operation of the entire Teacher Education Program. Their
ability to work together as a team and assist both students and
staff is remarkable. Their professionalism and thoroughness are
greatly appreciated by all in Teacher Education."
Dr. Peggy Marciniec writes "There are so many friendly, helpful
faces behind that COPE Center desk. Thank you all for doing my
copying quickly and efficiently. Knowing I can always count on
positive and cheerful assistance for me or any student I send to
you for computer assistance is such a BIG plus!"
Sandra Wright says "The students working at the COPE desk have
made my experiences in the COPE Center good ones."
Dr. Wendy Kropid writes, "They are like elves - they work
quietly, happily, efficiently on tasks which magically appear
completed in my box shortly after I put in the request."
Emily Levings says "I'm thankful to have such a great team of
students working in the COPE Center. With them managing the
photocopying and clerical work for faculty, I'm able to focus on
other support for the Teacher Education Program. Their smiles
truly brighten up each and every day at work for me." |
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Student Employee: Kelsey Bazey
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
"Thanks Kelsey, for always being the one we know we can rely on
to get a job done right – you have wonderful skills and the
ability to get done what needs to be done…This will stand you in
good stead when you are teaching!! Thanks for all your
dedication and help in the COPE Center."
"Kelsey is one smart assistant! She takes the initiative to
figure out how to get a project completed with minimal
directions, and does a good job every time! I know her
creativity will aid in her being a successful teacher in the
near future."
"You have been a real help to faculty and students. We know you
can be counted on to do whatever needs to be done, accurately
and promptly. Thank you!" |
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Student Employee: Megan Bredeson
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
"Megan, your willingness to be of service to the TED faculty for
any task, big or small, is much appreciated. Great work ethic!"
"Megan is always ready to help out when time is running short
and the workload is demanding. Thanks for your energy." |
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Student Employee: Anne Brown
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
"Anne -- the always-ready-to-help person who works the evening
shift for us in addition to her student teaching. Your efforts,
your ready smile and your professionalism are all greatly
appreciated!"
"Anne has a quiet and friendly demeanor. We know she'll get a
project done right and on time so it's good to see her on duty
when we have a lot of work to get done. We will miss her next
semester when she'll be finished with her student teaching.
We'll send her off with good wishes when she leaves in May." |
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Student Employee: Rosie Christensen
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
"Rosie, thanks so much for all your work for us! You not only
have great skills and talents which are so valuable for us --
you also have that tremendous smile with which you accept and
accomplish all work. You are a pleasure to work with and we all
appreciate you!"
"I'm always happy to see Rosie at the COPE desk. She's got a
great sense of humor, but also knows how to 'get serious' to
take care of any business at hand. We enjoy your company."
"You must have heard this many times, so here's once more: 'You
ARE Rosie!' You're also skilled and competent. Thank you for all
you do." |
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Student Employee: Jamie Davis
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
"Jamie is one of the reeeaaallly helpful folks in the COPE
Center."
"Jamie is always cheerful and willing to tackle any project
given to her. She is a gem to have working with us in the COPE
center." |
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Student Employee: Breanne Gustafson
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
"Your work in the COPE Center is appreciated. We should all be
so organized! Your professionalism comes through in all you do."
"Rain or shine, sleet or snow, Breanne is always at the COPE
Center to start the morning and greet us with a smile and fresh
coffee during her morning shift." |
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Student Employee: Marley Hanson
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
"Thanks Marley for your high level of professionalism in all
that you do. Knowing that we can count on you ALWAYS to do an
excellent job with whatever we hand you, helps to make our work
easier."
"Marley, you are a real asset to the COPE Center. Thank you also
for taking on the book order job. Your hard work and competence
are appreciated and recognized by all of the Teacher Education
faculty." |
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Student Employee: Elysa Kemen
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
"Elysa, your positive attitude and bright smile are noticed.
Thank you for your contributions as a hard-working COPE Center
assistant."
"Never too busy to lend a hand, Elysa is always willing to work
on any task given to her by TED faculty or staff." |
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Student Employee: Nicole McCorison
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
"Nicole is a pleasure to be around. She is 'Joanie on the Spot'
in the COPE center and has a knack for making one feel
comfortable."
"Always willing to help, with a smile, at that! Work is done
promptly and exactly as asked. Thank you." |
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Student Employee: Terra Pitre
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
"Terra, it is a pleasure to have a fresh face and a person so
willing to learn and grow with the department. We appreciate all
the work you have done to learn the tasks and we look forward to
several more years of working with you in the COPE Center!"
"We're glad you've joined the COPE Center team. You've done a
great job this year handling the Teacher Education tasks given
to you as a student worker." |
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Student Employee: Stacy Pohjola
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
"Stacy serves very capably as Manager of the COPE Center. Her
dedication to making the COPE Center attractive, welcoming and
functional is evident every day. She manages the day to day
schedule and work load with equity and professionalism. Her
dedication to doing and excellent job is evident; her tireless
efforts to assure that all are comfortable and well served in
the COPE Center make the Center a great place. Thanks, Stacy!!"
"Stacy is an intelligent, efficient and professional young
woman. We met while serving on a search committee. She is always
upbeat, positive and capable of helping."
"It's been a pleasure working with Stacy during the past year,
and I look forward to another year with her. It's satisfying to
see her professionalism grow with time, though she's done an
excellent job right from the start." |
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Student Employee: Amy Yetter
Supervisor: Susan Bailey
Department: Teacher Education
"Amy is mature, capable and good natured and we're glad to have
her with us in the COPE Center this semester."
"Amy, we're glad to have you on board in the COPE Center. You're
always quick to volunteer whenever you see a need. Thank you!" |
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Student Employee: Candace Zatko
Supervisor: Donya Shehan-King and Dr. Marciniec
Department: Teacher Education - Office of Field Experience
Dr. Marciniec writes "You have brought a fresh attitude to our
office! I enjoy your spunk and really appreciate your ability to
ask for tasks and to complete them thoroughly and cheerfully!
One of my favorite days was when we talked about your Poli Sci
paper. If I had a refrigerator, that paper would be on it!!!"
Donya says "Thank you for your hard work, dedication and
willingness to do all sorts of jobs. You always come to work
with a great attitude and ready to dive into whatever needs to
be done." |
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Student Employee: Dulcie Vermilion
Supervisor: Jody Johnson
Department: Library – Technical Services – Finder of lost books
and book weeder
Thanks to Dulcie's hard work it's getting harder to find old,
damaged books on the library shelves and much easier to find the
new books. It's not a glamorous job to search out and discard
those dusty, disintegrating volumes. Dulcie is the best of the
best book weeders and knows 101 ways how to find a missing book.
No damaged book or lost book can hide from her. |
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Student Employee: Adam Fullerton
Supervisor: Laura Jacobs
Department: Library
We appreciate somebody who is willing to show up consistently at
that hour of the morning! Thanks! |
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Student Employee: Robin Krawza
Supervisor: Laura Jacobs
Department: Library
You're always thinking about ways to tweak your job and make it
better, and you step in to deal with my "crazy old boat guys".
You're the best! |
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Student Employees: Laura Rust, Teresa Eager & Natalie
Listemaa
Supervisor: Bev Sturgis
Department: Library
My students are the
greatest! Despite their busy school schedules and all
of the usual tasks that they perform on their jobs here in
the library, they have put in lots of extra effort this year
helping the library prepare for its move.
Thanks so much Laura,
Teresa and Natalie!
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Student Employee: Adam Nockels
Supervisor: Ella Cross
Department: Jim Dan Hill Library
Thank you Adam for your hard work with the weeding project in
Government Publications! Your dependability and attention to
detail are unmatched! I really appreciate your taking charge of
the process from start to finish. |
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Student Employee: Diwash Shrestha
Supervisor: Ella Cross
Department: Jim Dan Hill Library
Thank you Diwash for being such a great student employee! You're
doing a wonderful job working with Government Publications, not
at all intimidated by the complicated classification system.
Thanks also for the hard work of moving parts of the Reference
Collection as we get ready for the library renovation. |
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Student Employee: Jenny Veile
Supervisor: Ella Cross
Department: Jim Dan Hill Library
Thank you Jenny for your great work at our library's reference
desk! You always provide a welcoming atmosphere and are
comfortable working with students on any research topic. Much
thanks also for helping get the Reference Collection ready for
our move during renovation. |
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Student Employee: Jeremy Peterson
Supervisor: Ella Cross
Department: Jim Dan Hill Library
Thank you Jeremy for your great work at our library's reference
desk! You've definitely improved the atmosphere in the library
with your wonderful sense of humor and dedication to helping
students and staff with library resources. Thanks for taking on
the task of updating Wisconsin Administrative Code and initial
processing of government publications. |
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Row 1: Randi Bong, Arjuna Premachandra, Adam Fullerton, Briana Bonnin
Row 2: Emmy Pearson, Cassie Endriss
Row 3: Katrina Warner, Emily Tolliver, Ashley Goeres
Left: Savannah Smith, Hannah Lisak-Dorfman |
Student Employees: Library Students
Supervisor: Eileen Wasyliszyn
Department: Library
I would like to thank all the Student Assistants that work in
the Library. Your hard work, long hours, and dedication to the
Library are truly appreciated. It goes without saying that
without you we could not keep the doors open. Thank you so much. |
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Student Employees: (from top left) Steve Basty, Kim Clemens, Shriyam Dhakal, Jessica
Ferris, Tom Fitzer, Drew Flaschberger and Ben Mooney, Nick Garramone, Beth
Leque, Kelsey Lesney, Greg Polkowski, Laura Schulz, Prem
Shrestha, Sarah Stariha, Colleen Winkler; and not pictured:
Charles Makowsky, Jamie
Nelson, Krissy Norgaard
We also have had the
following BeeCroft students working in our office this year:
Niharika Bist, Sandrine Omog Samnick, Amos Tarfa and Yves
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Supervisor: Lorraine Washa, Marcia Pekkala, Shane Deadrick and
Ben Mooney
Department: Admissions
All of our students play an important and integral part in the
day to day operation of the Admissions Office. They do a variety
of tasks from data entry, greeting the general public,
prospective students and parents, and the campus community to
arranging and giving tours of the campus, mailing and
disseminating promotional materials about UW-Superior, answering
the telephone and calling prospective students.
Our students are invaluable and we could not function without
them. We are so fortunate to have so many wonderful students
working in the Admissions Office this year. The work load could
not be completed without them on a daily basis but we still
manage to have fun in our office and appreciate all of their
hard work. We want to extend our gratitude and a HUGE 'THANK
YOU' of all of them. |
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Student Employees: Matt Amerson, Sampada Gaiwad, Jessica
Hill, and Jacob Rosandich
Supervisor: Evelyn Hagfeldt
Department: Graduate Studies
The Office of Graduate Studies staff are a lifeline for
students, faculty and staff
It is with great pleasure and enthusiasm that I commend the work
of Matt Amerson, Sampada Gaikwad, Jessica Hill and Jacob
Rosandich. All are instrumental to our graduate programs by
providing computer entry of student records, clerical assistance
and customer service for the Offices of Graduate Studies and
Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. They respond
professionally by taking care of requests from students, faculty
and staff to include answering questions, directing people to
the appropriate office, mailings, filing, and researching
background information for the smooth processing of graduate
records. Individually, they have achieved a level of expertise
in a variety of areas:
Matt Amerson works primarily with graduate admission and
registrations (A-K), graduate council petitions, and Beecroft
Travel Grant requests
Sampada Gaikwad works with the certification PeopleSoft
database, graduate forms management, filing, recycling, and the
literature organizer.
Jessica Hill works primarily with graduate admission and
registrations (L-Z), degree-seeking verification, admissions
reports, and current project research.
Jacob Rosandich (graduate student) works with graduate admission
and registrations (graduate special students and continuing
education), candidacy, graduation, test scores, and transfer
credits
Thank you all for being such great positive role models on this
campus! These strengths are echoed in the wealth of appreciation
this office receives from our graduate students, faculty and
staff. |
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Student Employee: Aftin Lozon, Juli Morinville and Kalli
Kucharski
Supervisor: Mary Noyes and Sharon Sullivan
Department: Provost/Dean of Faculties
We have three student workers in our office this year that we
want to thank for all their hard work and dedication to the
Provost's Office!
Aftin Lozon has been with us for over two years and is our lead
student Office Assistant. We appreciate all that Aftin does and
appreciate her hard work and planning with our opening semester
meetings. We want to let her know we really missed her while she
was away in China and are glad she returned to us safely.
Juli Morinville joined us a year ago and we want to let her know
that when she was in Mexico we worried about her getting
sunburned ☺and were happy to see her safely back with us. We
appreciate the attention to her work detail and willingness to
put in the extra effort.
Kalli Kucharski is the newest student Office Assistant in our
office. We appreciate her good humor and her fun attitude and
are pleased to have her join our team. A BIG THANK YOU to all
three of you for what you do! |
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Student Employees: Marian Ashpurdy, Ashley Berguson,
Mandi Evenski, Nikki Farmakes, Michelle Gutsch, Megan Immerfall,
Ethan Russom, Amos Tarfa
Supervisor: Debbie Seguin and Gail Archambault
Department: Rothwell Student Center Information Desk
Story/Thank You: We would like to thank our fantastic team of
Student Employees here at the RSC Info Desk. To our Night
Managers. Ashley, Megan, Mandi, Michelle, and Ethan thank you
for keeping things running so smoothly nights and weekends. To
our Information Desk Coordinators Amos, Nikki, and Marian thank
you for always taking care of customers with a smile. You each
put customer service first and pitch in as a team to get each
job we give you completed. You all truly are such an asset to
RSC and UW Superior.
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Thank You to All Student Employees!
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