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Students at Georgia Tech are so much more than people studying for a degree or career. Many of them create programs, services and designs for us to use throughout our lives through their research and interest in co-curricular activities. Many of them too are student employees.
With almost as many student employees as full-time staff working in its nine departments, Campus Services began Fall Semester 2014 recognizing its student employees who perform above and beyond the normal employee by awarding Student Employee Spotlights.
The Spotlight recipients are nominated by their supervisor who answers the question, “why do you think your student is a superior Campus Services student employee?”
Spotlight recipients receive a Campus Services Spotlight Certificate, a goodie bag of Campus Services items, including a T-shirt and other Georgia Tech spirit items, and receive recognition on the Campus Services website and Facebook pages. The Spotlight recipient’s name is also placed on the Campus Services Student Employee Spotlight plaque. The plaque is housed in the Student Center so that visitors can see the Campus Services Student Employee Spotlights.
Any supervisor of a Campus Services student employee may nominate his/her student at any time during the Semester by sending an email to Melissa Moore.
Student Spotlight
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Erin Rodenroth selected as Fall Semester 2017 Campus Services Student Spotlight
Campus Services selected three Student Spotlights for Fall Semester 2017. Let us introduce you to one of the Student Spotlights, Erin Rodenroth, an employee in our Human Resources (HR) department.
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Tyler Jenkins receives Campus Services Student Spotlight Award
Nyssa Owen, Campus Recreation Facilities Coordinator, nominated Tyler Jenkins for Campus Services Student Spotlight.Here’s what she said, "Since the fall of 2014, Tyler has been instrumental in the cultivation of a culture of respect, diversity, and service excellence among the Facilities Department within Campus Recreation."
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Jenny Kim is Campus Services Employee Spotlight for Fall 2017!
“If I wrote a book about all that Jenny Kim has done for Campus Services since she joined our team, it would not begin to describe everything nor how she has changed and improved Campus Services,” said Melissa Moore, Director of Communications & Public Relations for Georgia tech Campus Services.
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Kristaps Berzinch is a Campus Services Student Employee Spotlight
Kristaps Berzinch is a Wreck Techs team member who has gone to extraordinary lengths to provide excellent customer service. For this service and much more, he was awarded the Campus Services Student Employee Spotlight for Spring Semester 2018.
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Evan Knox received the Campus Services Student Spotlight Award Spring 2018
Four student employees received recognition as Spring Semester 2018 Campus Services Employee Spotlights. Evan Knox is one of those students.
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Ziyan Ahmed received Campus Services Student Spotlight Award for Fall Semester 2018
Campus Services just announced its extraordinary student employees – Student Spotlights – for Fall Semester 2018. They are: Ziyan Ahmed (Student Center), Nicole Nichols (Conference Services), Elizabeth McConnell (Campus Recreation) and Jonah Weil (Campus Recreation).
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Nicole Nichols is a Campus Services Student Spotlight for Fall Semester 2018
Campus Services recognized four student employees Fall Semester to receive its Student Spotlight award and with more than 500 student employees working for Campus Services, being selected as one of the four can be quite an honor. Nicole Nichols is one of the four Student Spotlights for Fall Semester 2018.
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Jonah Weil awarded Campus Services Student Spotlight for Fall Semester 2018!
What an honor it is for Campus Services to recognize its outstanding student employees with its Student Spotlight award. Yes, it is our honor to get to know these amazing students. To say that Jonah Weil falls into this category is not enough. Jonah might be better described as incomparable since we believe his accomplishments, experiences and skills while working at Campus Recreation go far beyond that of outstanding.
