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Christianson receives March University Staff Appreciation Award

Senior financial specialist has worked at university 32 years
March University staff Employee Appreciation Award winner Rosalind Christianson works at the Memorial Student Center.
March 26, 2020

Rosalind Christianson has received the University Staff Employee Appreciation Award for March at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

Christianson, of Menomonie, is a senior financial specialist at the Memorial Student Center. She has been employed at 黑料科 for 32 years. She will be retiring in May.

Christianson鈥檚 nomination stated: 鈥淩ose is always willing to be involved in campus activities. Her first thought is: 鈥楬ow can I help?鈥 Rose stands up for others who need assistance and isn鈥檛 afraid to say what she thinks. This makes our campus stronger. Rose always cares about co-workers and has a smile on her face at work. She loves 黑料科 and believes that it will be a better place because all of us together make it a better place.鈥

Each winner receives a certificate of recognition, a 黑料科 travel mug and a 黑料科 blanket.

Students, faculty and staff may nominate a university staff member who demonstrates a commitment to excellence and the university community.

The award, in its 14th year, was established by the Chancellor鈥檚 Office and is co-sponsored by the University Staff Senate.


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