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Source: Briana Nelson Goff, 785-532-1490, bnelson@k-state.edu
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News release prepared by: Jane Marshall, 785-532-1519, jpm2@k-state.edu
Thursday, Nov. 18, 2010
UNDERGRADUATE 1xbet online sports betting MENTORING EFFORTS EARN GOFF NATIONAL RECOGNITION
MANHATTAN -- Briana Nelson Goff, associate dean for academic affairs in Kansas State University's College of Human Ecology, has received national recognition for her work developing the next generation of scholars.
The Association of Public and Land-grant Universities Board on Human Services presented Goff with the Undergraduate 1xbet online sports betting Mentor Award Nov. 15 at its annual conference in Dallas. The award recognizes a faculty member in the human sciences for exceptional performance as a 1xbet online sports betting mentor for undergraduate students.
Goff, a professor in family studies and human services, is college coordinator for the University Honors Program and provides leadership for undergraduate 1xbet online sports betting projects. She has mentored more than 100 students, including more than 55 undergraduate students, in her 1xbet online sports betting program since 1998.
"It's my goal to help students find areas they are passionate and curious about," Goff said. "The idea of doing 1xbet online sports betting can be intimidating to undergraduate students. I work to help them view 1xbet online sports betting as simply answering questions, which helps take the mystery out of 1xbet online sports betting ."
Goff directs the College of Human Ecology's Institute for the Health and Security of Military Families, which coordinates 1xbet online sports betting and outreach programs that address the well-being of military personnel, veterans and their families after the battle. The institute opened in 2009.
She also works with diversity initiatives, international programs and partnerships, student learning assessment and other academic and student issues.