Congratulations Employees of the 4th Quarter
The Staff Senate is pleased to announce the U of A Employee of the 4th Quarter Awards for 2021-22.
Winners for the fourth quarter are:
Category I - Professional/Non-Faculty - Administrative
- Carla Martin, institutional research analyst and Workday student reporting lead, Institutional Research and Assessment
Category I - Professional/Non-Faculty - Academic
- Charini Urteaga, instructional Designer, Global Campus Instructional Design and Support Services
Category II - Secretarial/Clerical
- Christina LaChance, administrative specialist II, WCOB Undergraduate Programs Office Front Office Support
Category III - Technical/Paraprofessional
- Daniel Klein, master scientific research tech, Electrical Engineering
Category IV - Skilled/Service/Maintenance
- Rodney Prince, landscape specialist, Grounds Maintenance
Congratulations to all these employees for their hard work and service! Employees of the 4th Quarter will be honored at the fall Staff Celebration.
Each award winner will receive a certificate and a monetary award for their selection. Employee of the Quarter recipients will also be submitted as candidates for the Employee of the Year. For more information about the Employee of the Quarter program, please visit the Staff Senate website.
Contacts
Myrlinda Soedjede, EOQ chair
Staff Senate
479-575-2000,
eoq@uark.edu
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