Meritorious Recognition
goes to:
Don Hogg
Don has been involved in IT at KSU before
there was IT. Don is the heart and soul of
our operation. He was the first or second
person hired in the ECC. Don has a tremendous
ability to look ahead and anticipate future
needs.
Rob Wirtz
Rob always tries to find
the right solution so everyone can come out
a winner. He has a great attention to detail.
He realizes time constraints and prioritizes
his work well. He's a great planner.
While
working on the Virage project for the Digital
Library. He has consistently gone above
and beyond the call of duty on this project
and exceeding the expectations of those involved.
Richard
Becker
I know of few, if any,
people who take more pride in IT and K-State.
He
always goes beyond what's expected
to serve customers and won't rest until
a problem is fixed. Richard has made many
contributions to IT at K-State.
Richard has a wonderful
work ethic; shows incredible patience and
goes the extra step. He is attuned
to people’s
needs and provides great customer service.
Patti Sexton
Patti Sexton always goes above and beyond
what is expected in order to assist our customers.
She keeps track of many of them and knows
what their history is when they come into
the office. She is always dependable and
finds solutions to their needs. Patti asks
lots of good questions to rectify problems.
She keeps very good notes and does call-backs
to make sure the customer is satisfied.
FSHS
110 Mediation Project
The FSHS project was a collaborative, innovative
project mediating a large enrollment on-campus
course. The student response was very positive. "This
team would be real hard to beat".
We
had coordinator for the project, Janice
Nikkel. She is very good; she understands
the project and then coaching folks along
in completing the tasks in a timely manner.
This is a watershed project for university.
It successfully showed that a course could
be offered on-line to meet student
and course needs. It took course numbers
from 300 to 1000 and from syllabus to final
exam. We were able to handle more students.
This course will be a model for other courses
going this route.
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