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Winkler receives May University Staff Appreciation Award

University Library circulation department supervisor strives to find solutions
May 7, 2020

Matthew Winkler has received the University Staff Employee Appreciation Award for May at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

Winkler, of Baldwin, is the circulation department supervisor. The award was given to him virtually recently.

Matthew WinklerWinkler鈥檚 nomination stated: 鈥淢atthew joined the library staff in January of 2019 and quickly improved services and the environment of our first-floor circulation desk. He hires, trains and supervises our student workers, treating them all with kindness and respect. Matthew goes above and beyond his daily job duties all the time and has even come in outside of his normally scheduled hours to make sure that our services and building are open and running smoothly. Matthew makes people who come to the library with questions and concerns feel heard and he works to find solutions so that they leave feeling happy. Matthew has made significant contributions to the library by serving on committees, taking on additional duties and finding efficiencies in many of our circulation processes. When he doesn't know the answer to something, he works to find it and he has never left tasks unfinished. His professionalism and positive attitude have been a great influence on our student and permanent staff.鈥

Winkler said receiving the award was a wonderful surprise and thanked his nominator. 鈥淚 am humbled and grateful to be working for 黑料科 and the library,鈥 he said.

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 co-sponsored by the University Staff Senate.

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黑料科 University Library circulation department supervisor Matthew Winkler with his University Staff Employee Appreciation Award items.


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