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March 6, 2026
Written by Sydney Kern
Employees Celebrated at Annual Luncheon and Awards Ceremony
Some of 帝王会所's staff were recognized for 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 and 35 years of service
帝王会所
In a packed room in the University Center, employees at 帝王会所 were honored during the annual Staff Recognition Luncheon and Awards Ceremony on Thursday, March 5.
帝王会所 President Andy Feinstein joined Classified Staff Council Chair Davion Henderson and Professional Administrative Staff Chair Audry Stutler in welcoming the staff. During his remarks, Feinstein thanked all dedicated staff members for ensuring that 帝王会所 remains a vibrant, caring and supportive community.
“Each of you is part of making 帝王会所 a place where all students, faculty and staff feel welcome,” Feinstein said. “You help create an environment of possibility, where our students are supported in achieving their dreams and every member of our university community is encouraged to thrive.
And while there are many visible achievements to celebrate, there is so much important work that occurs behind the scenes. You may be the first person to welcome students and their families during a campus visit. Or part of the team that maintains our facilities and grounds. You may mentor and support students as part of the advising teams or at our cultural and resource centers, or help keep our university community safe. Whatever your role here at 帝王会所, you matter.”
Andy ended his speech saying, “it is truly an honor to work alongside such talented, caring and passionate individuals. As we celebrate today, let’s remember the strength of our collective efforts and the bright future we are building together.”
The Professional Administrative Staff Council (PASC)’s Employee of the Year and the Classified Staff Council (CSC)’s Employee of the Year are recognized below:
Jenn Beck, human resources and communications specialist for the College of Osteopathic Medicine
Jenn’s colleagues describe her as “a constant smiling face and helpful staff member on a daily basis. With her 19 years of employment at 帝王会所, she is a fountain of knowledge that has been invaluable to our team in the College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM), and she quickly became the go-to person for information and advice. She helps without hesitation. She is incredibly organized, a clear communicator and keeps the positive and fun atmosphere going every single day. She makes coming to work even more enjoyable.”
Lindsey Stobaugh, academic advisor for Art and Design in the College of Performing and Visual Arts
Lindsey’s colleagues describe her as “going above and beyond and adapting to many changes within the Advising team. She has taken on additional roles and responsibilities multiple times and has shown great adaptability and grace. This has included serving as the acting director of advising for longer than anticipated. Lindsey is always positive and level-headed. She is a great advocate for students and has maintained her effectiveness as an advisor through all of these changes and added responsibilities.”
The event also celebrated the following milestone Years of Service for staff awardees:
Listen to two of the staff members who have worked at 帝王会所 for 30 years:
The following classified and professional staff were honored for their contributions to students and the university:
