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Posing with their Zuni owl awards are B.G. Best winners (left to right) Paul Lopez, Lee Floro-Thompson, Tim Koder and Cindy Colvin. The four were honored March 29 at the annual spring reception hosted by Administrative Staff Council.

Administrative staff honors ‘B.G. Best’

Last Tuesday (March 29), on the first truly springlike day of the season, administrative staff joined President Sidney Ribeau in celebrating the B.G. Best—those people who, through their commitment to the University, their colleagues and students, help Bowling Green be its best.

Honored were Cindy Colvin, associate director of student services for the College of Arts and Sciences; Lee Floro-Thompson, a graphic artist with Instructional Media Services; Tim Koder, director of major gifts in the Office of Development, and Paul Lopez, production manager at WBGU-PBS.

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