UC Grounds Management Deemed Outstanding
The Professional Grounds Management Society has recognized the University of Cincinnati in its annual award program honoring outstanding grounds management systems.
The July/August 2003 issue of the societys newsletter, Grounds Management Forum, features a story about UC and a photo of Mary Gratsch, UC manager in Facilities Management, who received the award on behalf of the university and its Division of Administrative & Business Services.
Along with UC, five other institutions were honored with Greenstar Honor Awards in the schools and universities category. They are:
- University of Montana
- Texas Tech University
- Union College in New York
- Multnomah Bible College
- Cincinnati State College, West Harrison Campus
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