Nominations Now Open for Employee of Quarter
The nomination period is now open for University of Arkansas Employee of the 3rd Quarter (January, February and March). Faculty and staff at the Fayetteville campus are encouraged to nominate staff employees in recognition of outstanding service to the university.
Any 100 percent appointed staff member employed by the University of Arkansas for at least one year is eligible for nomination. To download a nomination form, please visit Employees of the Quarter & Year page on the Staff Senate web site at http://staffsenate.uark.edu or to request a nomination form, please contact Denise Bignar at eoq@uark.edu.
The nomination deadline for the third quarter is April 15.
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Denise Bignar, Staff Senate Chair EOQ
Staff Senate
575-4205,
dbignar@uark.edu
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