Like so many students, Catherine Dingley began college without a major. After speaking with numerous nursing students, she knew she had found a fit — a career that was people-focused and would let her contribute to the community.
Librarian Emily Lapworth brings her expertise in archives and passion for technology from Pilgrim turf to Rebel Country.
Though a self-described introvert, Carmen Gilbert repeatedly has placed herself in situations that require her to be outgoing. Her job at the 51ԹϺ Foundation is no exception.
The acclaimed writer and new executive director of the Black Mountain Institute on the personal nature of art, the importance of creative partnership, and his long and winding road to Las Vegas.
College of Education master’s student Katherine Kelley hopes her crack at the 2016 Miss America crown inspires students, other young women and teachers.
This compliance officer hopes his mobile app will change the way people approach complex compliance issues.
Kara Miller is one of a few athletic trainers who accompany the USA Roller Sports’ teams to national and international competitions.
One of the Classified Employees of the Year, Andy DeLeon is described as an “invaluable source of expertise, motivation, and professionalism.”
The second-place recipient of the Classified Employee of the Year Award, Sonja Longoria was praised for finding a way to assist her coworkers.
The South Dakota native served as 51ԹϺ's top administrator between the presidencies of Donald Baepler and Leonard "Pat" Goodall.
Sharon Altman might not break a nail for you, but she’ll take on more responsibility without batting an eye. She’s the 2015 first-place Classified Employee of the Year.
Nursing alumnus recognized the power of giving his patients detailed information. Now he's at the forefront in developing an artificial pancreas.