Student Employee of the Year nominees

Thank you to everyone who took the time to nominate a student employee for our annual competition.

-Susana Benitez Contracts & Real Estate Office. Nominator Heather Davison
-Jordan Ryan Educational Leadership and Sport Management. Nominator Simon Licen
-Alex Gomez Nuclear Science Center. Nominator Maddison Heine
-Noah Sanchez Academic Engagement and Student Achievement. Nominator Ray Acuna-Luna
-Alex Sakamoto Information Technology Services. Nominators Cindy Johnson & Lauren Wells
-Serena Peterson Contracts & Real Estate. Nominators Shawna Thompson & Ryan Goodell
-Jesslyn Starnes Center for Digital Scholarships & Curation. Nominator Kim Christen
-Taylor Shewchuk Voiland College of Internships & Career Services. Nominator Sandra Brabb
-Ivan Miron Rojas Academic Success & Career Center. Nominator Tyler Barstow
-Jocelin Gallardo Multicultural Student Services. Nominator Tabitha Espina.

To see a full list of our nominees please visit https://ascc.wsu.edu/student-employment/seoty-2020-nominees/

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