Seven CC Employees Receive Year-end Honors

By: Lisa S. Icenogle
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Seven Casper College employees were recognized with 2018-2019 year-end honors during the college’s annual retirement and recognition dinner held in May.

JP Cavigelli, museum collections specialist, was recognized with the Robert Durst Classified Staff Award. The award is designed to recognize a classified staff member who demonstrates an outstanding service reputation in their job performance, knowledge, effectiveness, character, communication, cooperation, judgment, and interactions.

The Outstanding Administrator of the year was Tracy Hasely, director of student health services. The award was designed to recognize an administrator who demonstrates an outstanding service reputation in their job performance, knowledge, effectiveness, character, communication, cooperation, judgment, and interactions.

The Judith Bailey Scully Award recipient was Cammy Rowley, early childhood education instructor. Established by Casper College Alumnus Marlan O. Scully in honor of his wife Judith, the award recognizes faculty who demonstrate academic excellence as characterized by Judith’s outstanding accomplishments as a Casper College and University of Wyoming student.

The Shanklin Faculty Leadership Award, named for longtime Casper College emeritus psychology instructor Garth Shanklin, promotes recognition of full-time and part-time Casper College teaching faculty who display exceptional commitment to teaching and have made significant collegial contributions to the college. The winner of the full-time recognition was Grant Wilson, communication instructor, and the part-time winner was Deyonne Jackson, education instructor.

Finally, Renee Griffith, education instructor, and Terry Rogers, communication instructor, were both recognized with the Rosenthal Outstanding Educator Award. To be chosen for the award, the recipients must possess qualities of an outstanding educator, document participation in professional organizations and/or activities, and take an active role in community and/or out-of-school cultural activities.

Media contact: Lisa S. Icenogle
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