[Prevscilist] CPHS recipients of the annual COE Faculty/Staff Awards!!

[Wendy Hadley]

Congrats to all! Very well deserved.  Wendy

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Subject: [Prevscilist] CPHS recipients of the annual COE Faculty/Staff Awards!!

Hi all,

As we launch into the final week of our 22-23 academic year, I wanted to share some exciting news about some of our fabulous CPHS faculty and staff. As was announced in Friday’s COE Faculty-Staff quarterly meeting, a number of CPHS faculty and staff received Awards! See below for CPHS recipients and please join me in congratulating them on their outstanding service to the department, the college, and our students. You are amazing colleagues and we are fortunate you are part of our CPHS community!

Anne Marie Mauricio – Excellence in Supervision, Career Faculty Member
Karrie Walters - Excellence in Teaching, Distinguished Teaching Award
Kristin King - Staff Excellence, Classified or OA
Lue Williams - Student Staff Excellence, Graduate, non-teaching



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Lorry Lokey Chair in Education
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University of Oregon
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