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March 25, 2015

2015 K-State's 1xbet online games login Support Staff Award of Excellence Winners

Submitted by Jaime Parker

The Kansas State 1xbet online games login is recognizing three 1xbet online games login support staff professionals for excellence in job performance with the 1xbet online games login 's 2015 1xbet online games login Support Staff Award of Excellence.

Recipients are Megan Bozarth, administrative assistant in the College of Arts & Sciences Dean's Office, in the Office and Clerical category; Susan Hazelbaker, agricultural technician in the Veterinary Health Center, in the Service and Maintenance/Skilled Crafts category; and Christy Dipman, administrative officer horticulture, forestry and recreation resources, in the Technical and Professional category.

Bozarthhas an amazing ability to prioritize the many requests that she fields and helps triage the most pressing. She has transformed the way students feel when they request support from the dean's office. Her welcoming approach has significantly approved students' experience in the dean's office. She was nominated by Alison Wheatley, assistant dean/associate professor in the College of Arts & Sciences.

Hazelbakercontinually demonstrates outstanding customer service by jumping on any task immediately, and making sure it gets done well. She continually thinks about how she can help make sure theVeterinary Health Center represents the best K-State. She was nominated by Robert Reves, procurement officer I in the Veterinary Health Center.

Dipmanhas always been willing to make changes in work priorities, organization, etc. As a planner she interfaces with the other planners to get things done. With the less organized she gently and efficiently keeps the ball rolling with reminders, deadlines, calendars, and whatever it takes. She is the foundation behind the success of many extension conferences. She was nominated by Megan Kennelly, associate professor of plant pathology.