
See shout-outs and kudos to those who received a quick “thank-you” recently.
Alan Adams
Shout out to Alan Adams of the paint shop. The wall looks great! He did a great job, thanks Alan!
– Wayne Vanderark
AVC Torstveit
Thank you to AVC Torstveit for alerting me to a “dropped” bike pannier in the middle of N. Park Street. My lunch was saved!
– FP&M Bike Commuter

Pam Barrett
Shout-out to Pam Barrett for taking the time to come to my desk and show me as-built drawing abbreviations, and helping me navigate through a large set of drawings as I prepared for a coming facility audit. Thank you!
– Tim Kozina
Rick Clayton
Thanks Rick for the great work on our chilled water loop. Our research wouldn’t be possible without the support of you and the rest of FP&M team.
– Barret Elward
Kurt Beilman and Ed Corcoran
The experience, dedication, knowledge, and perseverance expended by Kurt Beilman and Ed Corcoran in addressing the recent chilled water piping failure, cannot be emphasized enough.
They knew what to do and saw that it was done in as timely a means as possible to keep the building shutdowns and uncomfortable situations endured by some, to as short a timeframe as reasonable.
With all our technological advantages at our disposal, there is often no substitute for good old hands-on experience. The entire campus community is in debt to Kurt and Ed for their sleepless nights spent in resolving the most serious problem to face the UW Campus in many years. Well done, Kurt and Ed.
– Lee McCann
Nick Gullick, Lori Wilson and Andrew Brunner
Shout-out to Nick Gullick and the extended FP&M communications team! Their proactive, responsive communication helped make the Middleton Building’s cooling challenges and reopening process more manageable.
I especially appreciated the care they took in establishing and managing a dedicated email inbox, which allowed me to confidently direct questions and concerns to the people best equipped to address them. Their regular email updates and links to helpful resources were invaluable, and building occupants responded positively to the information.
Most importantly, the team addressed specific questions and concerns with clear action plans and thoughtful mitigation efforts, helping people feel heard, acknowledged, and supported.
– Christine Congdon
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