AP Contribution Awards recognized by APAC

On April 14, APAC hosted the AP Contribution Award ceremony on the Pullman campus. We were thrilled to recognize 6 outstanding APs on their contributions to the WSU system. APAC had nearly 40 nominations from across the WSU system. The following individuals were awarded and recognized along with their nominators at the ceremony:

  • Michael Heim
    Director | College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP)
  • Stephanie Rink
    MBA, PMP, Assistant to the Dean & Project Manager | Carson College of Business
  • Tim Wood
    Administrative Manager | Department of Nursing
  • Sarah McDaniel
    NWPB Membership Director
  • Linda McLean
    Director/4-H/ANR/FRTEP Educator for WSU Colville Reservation Extension
  • Andria Donnenwerth
    WSU Global Campus Student Involvement Manager

Congratulations to all of our 2022 award winners and nominees!

APAC will be holding elections in May for 18 council members. If you are interested in joining please reach out to apac@wsu.edu.

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