University of St. Francis honors employees

University of St. Francis employees were honored for years of service on Oct. 1 as part of the university’s Presidential Inauguration and St. Francis week celebrations. University President Michael J. Vinciguerra presented awards to the following employees:

40 years
Joliet - Lina Sims, vice president for student affairs

25 years
Joliet - JoAnn Sterling, professor of Education
Lisle - Michael Brown, vice president for business affairs
Shorewood - Arleen Stahl, associate professor of nursing

20 years
Crest Hill - Colleen Martin, bookkeeper, Library
Joliet - Frank Pascoe, interim dean, College of Undergraduate Programs

15 years
Joliet – Carrie Bernickus, secretary, College of Nursing; John Gray, housekeeping department; Janine Hicks, director of Institutional Research and State Relations; Marilyn Vollmer, desk supervisor, Security Department
Lockport - Frank Wyrostek, associate professor of finance
Minooka - Kurt Miller, business office manager
Morris - Larry Burich, director of buildings and grounds
Orland Park - Victoria Lewis, assistant professor of mathematics


10 years
Joliet - Joanne Benedict, Bookstore bookkeeper; Patrick Brannon, associate professor of music; William Bromer, associate professor of biology and environmental science; Jeff Chamberlain, professor of history; Aurelie Hagstrom, associate professor of theology; Mark Snodgrass, network manager for Information Services
Naperville – Alan Christensen, associate director of Nursing and Allied Health Admissions
New Lenox – Joy Thompson, associate professor of continuing education and training management
Plainfield - Molly Knapczyk, human resource specialist; Sara Leone, assistant professor of business administration
Shorewood - Billie Terrell, assistant professor of social work
Yorkville - John Gambro, interim dean, College of Education

5 years
Joliet – Peggy Barrows, Bookstore bookkeeper; Virginia Gale, reference librarian; Gail Gawlik, library audiovisual coordinator; Janet Gayle, director of library services; Scott Marshall, assistant professor of mass communication; Leopoldo Ramirez, housekeeping; Stephanie Vermillion, secretary, Maintenance Department
Lockport – Betsy Dvorak, records, Development Office
Naperville – Sue Morin, associate dean, College of Health Arts, Graduate and Professional Studies
New Lenox – Frank Groboski, assistant director of community relations for Admissions
Riverside – Barbara Dow, head athletic trainer

The University of St. Francis, at 500 Wilcox in Joliet, serves more than 4,300 students nationwide, including 1,300 at its Joliet campus. More than 60 areas of undergraduate study are offered as well as graduate programs in health care, education and business. For more information about the University of St. Francis, call 815 740-3400 or visit the web site at www.stfrancis.edu

 

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