Shout-Outs–June 9, 2021

 

 

See shout-outs and kudos for those who have been going above and beyond.


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Waste and Recycling

Waste and Recycling as a team went above and beyond ensuring trash/recycling collection sites for housing move out were clean, orderly, and all containers emptied in a timely manner, despite the fact that they did not have help from an outside vendor as they have in previous years. We are very proud of this team for helping make student housing move-out a success!

 


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 Becky Barnes, Keni Feuling, Michael Sands, Stacy Trumpy

Shout-Out to Becky Barnes, Keni Feuling, Michael Sands, and Stacy Trumpy for their preparation work to support a successful external inventory count. Lessons learned from last year’s count were incorporated, leading to improved results! This work supports one of FP&M’s year-end reporting requirements and also demonstrates the team’s commitment to safeguarding University assets. Keep up the good work!

-Tony Helmke

 


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Matt Johnson and Paul Elliot

Thank you, Tile Setters Matt Johnson and Paul Elliot for the incredible job they did on the floors in MSC. The customer expressed great satisfaction with the end results and appreciates you working within their timeline. Great work, Matt and Paul!

 


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Johnny Lohrentz and Custodial Crew 340

We recognize Johnny Lohrentz and Custodial Crew 340 for their quick response to a strong burning smell coming from a lab in the Biochemical Sciences building. Your immediate attention and decisive action is appreciated. Keep up the outstanding work, everyone!

 


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Dan Davenport

Dan Davenport with the Electric Shop went above and beyond when installing a data jack in the Law Building. While he was there, the building occupants noticed an issue with their printers. Although the issue was unrelated to Dan’s work, he took the time to explain what the issue was not, which ultimately helped IT resolve the issue. Everyone at the Law Building appreciated the quick response so they could move on to other possible solutions to the problem. Thank you for your attentiveness, Dan!

 


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DDC and Steamfitters

Special thanks to the DDC and the Steamfitters for their work on an issue in the Biotron Laboratory. “Everyone was so nice, fixed the problem and most importantly, took the time to explain what happened and how to check certain things to troubleshoot if it happens again.” We appreciate your consideration and care!

 


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Custodial Crew 338

Shout-out to Custodial Crew 338 for the fine work they completed on walls of the Engineering Building. Those in the building have expressed how pleased they are and how much better the space looks. Thank you for all of your work on this project making it possible for the customer to describe it as a “raging success!”

 


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Grounds

Grounds did a tremendous job preparing outdoor venues before commencement to exhibit our beautiful campus for our students and visitors. We’d like to especially recognize Danielle Smith, Madison Weedon, Patricia New, Robert Scott, Stephen Skinner, Will Dvorak, Craig Berry, Joe Al, and Walter Schwenn for the setup and take down of the plants and flowers to decorate the stage at Camp Randall and Scott Fischer for installing a highly photographed 2021 sign at the bottom of Bascom Hill.

 


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Campus Services

Shoutout to the entire Campus Services team who helped make commencement such a success. We are so lucky to have such a dedicated and supportive team to pull off such a truly complex event in the midst of the global pandemic. Thank you for all of your leadership and expertise in making everything run so smoothly!


 

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Employee recognition is part of our culture. Learn more on the FP&M Employee Recognition program page and how to get involved directly with the Employee Recognition committee.