AP award honors those making contributions

By Communications staff, Washington State University
Nominations for the annual administrative professional AP Contribution Award will be accepted until Friday, April 17, ONLINE
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The award recognizes exceptional contributions, defined as beyond the expected or required performance; making a unique difference; or having far reaching or compelling impact to the work area. Nominations can highlight contributions made by the employee that address (but are not limited to): productivity; innovative problem-solving; positive working relationships; and/or university or community service.

The winner will be announced during the May 2009 meeting of the Administrative Professional Advisory Council (APAC).

For more information contact Denise Faerber, dfaerber@wsu.edu, or Gayle Anderson, anderson53@wsu.edu or 335-8344.

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