2004 Staff Service Awards & Luncheon
The college hosted its annual Staff Service Awards and Luncheon on September 8 at the UC Faculty Club. Guest Speaker and UC archivist, Kevin Grace, delivered a fun, yet informative presentation on "Athletes vs Academics: An Historical Perspective" that expounded upon collegiate athletics from the 1800's to the present.
Grace recently teamed with UC Alum and former Cincinnati Post photographer Jack Klumpe for an amazing photographic history of the nations first professional baseball team, entitled "The Cincinnati Reds 1950-1985.
The event was planned by Corina Bizzarri (A&S business office) and Julie Stacey (biology), and Dean Gould presented service awards to all staff who attended. Congratulations to all:
30 years
Sandra Nieman 2003 Women's Studies
Nuha Nasrallah 2003, Anthropology
Kristine Schwein, 2003, Psychology
25 Years
Sandra Duwel, 2003, Geology
Hope Earls, 2004, History
Cassandra McGee, 2003, Chemistry
Sandra McGeorge, 2004, Biology
Joan Fisher, 2003, Assoc. Dean's
John Zureick, 2004, Chemistry
Gayle McGarrahan, 2003, Classics
James Cartwright, 2003, Chemistry
20 Years
Shirley Doxey, 2003, Psychology
Phyllis Oberacker, 2003, Romance
Mark Sabatelli,2004, Physics
Robert Voorhees, 2002, Chemistry
Cheryl Lindsey, 2002, Sociology
15 Years
Kimberly Carey, 2004, Chemistry
Doug Cooper, 2002, Student Advising
Robert Schrott, 2003, Physics
Deborah Lieberman, 2003, Chemistry
John Baker, 2003, Chemistry
Rudy Thomas, 2003, Chemistry
10 years
Dorothy Young, 2004, German
Anping Liu, 2004, Chemistry
Michael Menard, 2004, Geology
Elle Mengon, 2003, Physics
Peter Padolik, 2003, Chemistry
5 Years
William Leach, 2003, Physics
Kenneth Gottorff, 2004, Classics
Larry Bortner, 2002, Physics
Leslie Eichelbrenner, 2002, Psychology
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