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Classified staff honors outstanding employees

Classified staff celebrated its accomplishments and dedicated members at the annual Classified Staff Council awards event April 6.

Outgoing CSC Chair Becky Paskvan told those gathered in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom that, whether an award winner or not, each classified staff member plays an important role in the success of BGSU.

Classified Staff Team Award
Winning the Outstanding Classified Staff Team Award were Jean Coffield, secretary, and Sue Bigaila, administrative assistant, in the School of Family and Consumer Sciences. The team, wrote their nominator, contributes much to creating a positive environment, helping to unify and move the school forward. They contribute to an atmosphere of reason and collegiality and provide a stabilizing influence, characterized by sensitivity and respect for all.

Outstanding Service Award
The Outstanding Service Award went to Linda Hammer, administrative assistant in recreational sports (intramural sports), likewise credited with creating a positive experience for all in her workplace. Her pleasant and upbeat personality and professional style foster a loyalty among employees that keeps them coming back to visit, her nominators wrote.

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