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Julia Kamasz Wins Staff Excellence Award for the College of Arts & Science
Posted by vrcvanderbilt on Monday, October 22, 2018 in HART, News, VRC.
Julia Kamasz, HART’s administrative assistant, received the top, college-wide Staff Excellence Award for 2018 at the College of Arts & Science staff meeting held Friday, October 19. The award, presented by A&S Dean John Geer, includes a $1,000 bonus and an engraved plaque.
The College of Arts & Science Staff Excellence Awards recognize staff who have provided outstanding service to faculty and students or who in other ways have significantly advanced the mission of the college during the previous academic year.
“As acting chair, I have daily gained greater appreciation for all Julia does to keep us and our department going, and I am tremendously grateful for her hard work on all fronts,” said Betsey Robinson, associate professor of history of art. “We are so very lucky to have Julia working with us in History of Art. We thank her for being the most excellent administrator and congratulate her on this top honor!”
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