CAS student workers honored during Student Employee Appreciation Week
College of Arts and Sciences staff writer
The College of Arts and Sciences honored 49 students who work for the CAS Dean’s Office for National Student Employment Week. In order to recognize them individually, the students’ names, photos and a brief explanation of their service were displayed on posters outside the Dean's Office on 2nd floor Friedmann Hall.
“It is fitting that we stop and recognize the work our students do for the college,” said Hearit. “They give us hundreds of hours of work each week, which is a major contribution to our operations. We are grateful for their work and the positive attitudes and dispositions they bring. It’s truly delightful working with them!”
The CAS students honored include:
Information technology
- Andrea Bedard
- Juliana Bangura
- Elizabeth Button
- Scarlet Cockell
- Kathryn Davis
- Aly Delaney
- Charlie Delaney
- Aleksandr Dobrev
- Paige Dotson
- DeAndrea Horton
- Calvin Folsom
- Travis Holmes
- Justin Krieger
- Chloe Layle
- Omar Santana Lizardo
- Elijah Lowry
- Marco Luna
- Caleb Viola Mesa
- Lauren Montague
- Danielle Mott
- Bryan Osborne
- Elkhaya Patterson
- Dallas Pesch
- Andrew Peter
- Brandon Polk
- Alayjah Reynolds
- Kathleen Saechao
- Erica Shepler
- Ashley Sussmann
- Alexis Terrell
- Terissa Trivette
- Sushant Tyagi
- Tyler Wade
- Blake Wrege
Dean's office
- Evelyn Aguilar
- Rebecca Davis
- Jessy Gigowski
- Lea Glenn
- Krista Rineman
- Milena Ristic
- Tara Schafer
- Shayla Smith
- Megan Voisard
- Lauren Wingard
Advising
- Micky Martinez
- Sierra Wilson
- LaShone (LayLay) Williams
Marketing and communications
-
Tirrea Billings
- Joshua Alexander
WMU Career and Student Employment Services hosts Student Employee Appreciation Week every February. The week recognizes all the hard work and contributions student employees make to Western Michigan University. The week also showcases the Student Employee and the Student Supervisor of the Year at a reception held on Thursday, February 25.
Student employees work in most campus departments. Their work ranges from cashiers to graduate assistants. WMU employs approximately 3,500 students during the fall/spring semesters. Campus student employment allows students to build skills, explore career options, and make meaningful contributions to the university and community.
Student supervisors play a key role in hiring, training, reviewing and modeling key skills and behaviors that foster the development of skilled, competent student employees.