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Nominations/Deadline Each year, the Dean of Arts & Sciences sends out a request for nominations for the Outstanding Staff Awards. Nominations must include an overview of the individual's contributions and performance. Please include the following when submitting a nomination: What unique contributions does the nominee make to the overall effectiveness of the department? How does the nominee's demeanor contribute to the working atmosphere within (and outside of, if applicable) the department? Please include any additional information that you feel is relevant. Please submit nominations via this webform. Award Selection The Arts & Sciences Outstanding Staff Awards are presented annually to non-teaching personnel, who make significant contributions to the effectiveness of the teaching, advising, counseling, and research efforts in Arts & Sciences. The Dean of Arts & Sciences selects the winners. Past Recipients2023 Staff Leadership Award Linda Hurt, manager of financial operations in the Department of Biology Staff Service Award Chris Earp, payroll/HR associate, Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences Sean Garcia, senior multimedia designer, Arts & Sciences Communications Angela Schultz, Weidenbaum Center grants and accounts specialist, supporting the departments of economics, political science, and sociology JoAnn Urban, grants & accounts specialist, Department of Physics 2022 Staff Leadership Award Sara Ryu, Director of Academic Initiatives & Special Advisor to the Vice Dean Staff Service Award Simone Becque, Marketing and Communications Manager Debbie Fjerstad, Psychological & Brain Sciences Accounting Assistant Jason Ray, Arts & Sciences Computing Client Support Team Lead Rick Schneider, General Chemistry and Organic Chemistry Administrative Assistant 2021 Alexandra Brown, Administrative and Academic Coordinator, History Brian Harting, Administrative and Academic Coordinator, History Sarah Massey O’Donnell, Administrative and Academic Coordinator, Religious Studies Stephen Scordias, Supervisor of Arts & Sciences Administrative and Academic Cluster Erin Lewis, Administrative Coordinator to the Chair, English Advancement Award Julianne Smutz, Senior Associate Director of Advancement Dean’s Award Lisa Siddens, Assistant Provost and Senior Advisor 2019 Robert Chien, Arts & Sciences Computing Rachel Dunaway, Philosophy Sue McKinney, Philosophy Dean's Award Henry "Hank" Webber, Executive Vice Chancellor and Chief Administrative Officer of the University 2018 Rachel Dunn, Administrative Officer in the Department of Chemistry Melissa Evers, Accountant in the Department of Biology Elizabeth Fogt, Director of Advising and Student Services at University College Dean's Award Steven Rosenblum, Alumni & Development, Executive Director of Development for Arts & Sciences and University Libraries 2017 Todd Hardt, Machine-Shop Supervisor in the Department of Physics Angela Mahon, Assistant Registrar and Engineering Student Coordinator in the Graduate School Gabriela Szteinberg, Project Coordinator for the General Chemistry Supplemental Programs Dean's Award Joseph J. Sklansky, Assistant Vice Chancellor and Associate General Counsel for Washington University in St. Louis 2016 Serena Carvajal, Administrative Assistant in the Department of Performing Arts Gerry Kohring, Storeroom Manager in the Department of Chemistry Allen Wang, Senior Technical Support Specialist in Arts & Sciences Computing Dean's Award Art Ackermann, Associate Vice Chancellor of Facilities Planning & Management for Washington University in St. Louis 2015 Empress Sanders, Student Coordinator in the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures Mike Dyer, Greenhouse Supervisor in the Department of Biology Jim Clancy, Administrative Officer in the Department of Psychology Jennifer Romney, Assistant Dean in the College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s Award Barbara Feiner, Vice Chancellor for Finance and Chief Financial Officer for Washington University in St. Louis 2014 Trevor Bilhorn, Registrar for the College of Arts & Sciences Kirsten Jacobsen, Administrative Coordinator in the Department of Anthropology Cassandra Parker, Administrative Assistant in the Department of Chemistry Dean’s Award James Kolker, Facilities Planning, Capital Projects and Records 2013 Marilyn Chill, College Office Scott Handley, Physics Sarah Hennessey, Comparative Literature Carissa Re, Economics 2012 Carolyn Kohring, Biology Sean McWilliams, College Office Sarah O’Donnell, Religious Studies Merlyn Maria Rodrigues, Psychological and Brain Sciences 2011 Britt Congemo, University College Anna Eggemeyer, Romance Languages Lynn Lowry, Graduate School Thomas Stein, Earth and Planetary Sciences Jessica Straatman, A&S Computing 2010 Jo Ann Achelpohl, Asian and Near Eastern Languages and Literatures Carol Cox, Psychological and Brain Sciences Jean Fuch, Biology Dirk Killen, College Office Nancy Rubin, Art History Tim Smolar, Physics 2009 David Archer, Psychological and Brain Sciences Lisa Klein, Earth and Planetary Science Judy Musick, Biology Greg Noelken, Chemistry Heather Sloan-Randick, Political Science Angela Taylor, College Office 2008 Debbie Barco, Education Henry Biggs, College Office Mindy Danner, Philosophy Andrew Johnstone, Biology Donna Kepley, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Jane McConnell, Psychological and Brain Sciences Christine Monteith, Physics Krystel Mowery, International and Area Studies 2007 Cheri Casanova, Psychological and Brain Sciences Kathy Daniel, International and Area Studies Warren Davis, College Office Jack Diani, Biology Sarah (Hedley) Jordan, Physics Gloria Lucy, Weidenbaum Center Kimberly Mount, Philosophy Sheryl Peltz, History Kathleen Schneider, English Barb Winston, Environmental Studies 2006 Tamara Casanova, Philosophy Bob Chapman, A&S Computing Hugh Chou, Earth and Planetary Sciences Ellen Feinstein, German Vicki May, Biology Judy Ruhland, Performing Arts Department Sharon Stahl, College Office 2005 Kathleen Cook, Anthropology Ann Cooper, Graduate School Julia Hamilton, Physics Ken Keller, ArtSci Computing Delores Kennedy, College Office Kathy Loepker, Romance Languages Bob Osburn, Earth and Planetary Sciences Karen Rensing, Economics 2004 Helen Abrams, Romance Languages Marilyn Broughton, Education Elizabeth Fyfe, German Rich Heuermann, Earth and Planetary Sciences Toni Loomis, International and Area Studies Phyllis Marlo, Chemistry Dorothy Negri, English Raye (Mahayne) Riggins, African and African American Studies Hannelore Spence, German Frances Thuet, Biology Adele Tuchler, African and African American Studies Lori Turner, Film and Media Studies 2003 Jo Ann Achelpohl, East Asian Literatures and Cultures Anthony Biondo, Physics Marcia Holleran, Earth and Planetary Sciences Maria Hunter, University College Debra Jones, Asian and Near Eastern Languages and Literatures Jim Linders, Chemistry Charlie McLeod, A&S Computing Evelyn Pena, International and Area Studies Elaine (Beffa) Pritchard, Anthropology Steven Xiao, Math 2002 Kathy Atnip, A&S Computing John Epstein, Physics Kerry Friedman, Political Science Joan Greenberg, Biology Analiesa Hanebrink, Graduate School Cindy Kahn, Performing Arts Department Rita Kuehler, Romance Languages Cathy Marler, Classics Greg Potter, Chemistry Terry Schneider, Math Betha Whitlow, Art History Diane Willis, University College Quick Links2021 A&S STRATEGIC PLANForms & policiesEventsDirectoryContact One wustlAdditional information Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SCopyright 2024 by:Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. LouisFollow Us Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube LinkedIn Contact Us: Office of the Dean [email protected] Visit the main Washington University in St. Louis website1 Brookings Drive / St. Louis, MO 63130 / wustl.edu
