Congratulations to the following six WSU employees who won gift certificates — in the WSU Today 2006 Readership Survey drawing. There were eight $25 certificates up for grabs — $200 total value.
And, thank you to everyone who participated in the survey. Your insights and opinions are very important to us, and will influence our editorial approach in the future. The data is still being analyzed and will be presented at WSU Today online and in the near future.
The drawing winners, selected randomly via an electronic program at ww.random.org/nform.html, and will be mailed out on Monday, June 12. The winners and prizes include:
$25 at Barnes & Noble Books
* Gudrun Gunther, WSU Pullman
* David Wang, WSU Spokane
* Linda Chalich, WSU Pullman
$25 at Starbucks
* Sandy Forsman, WSU Spokane
* Alison Grace Cliath, WSU Vancouver
* Jane Cote, WSU Vancouver
$25 through Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe
* L. Morton, WSU Pullman
* Perry Wilson, WSU Pullman
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