College of Engineering, Design and Computing News

Six College of Engineering, Design and Computing staff have received the second quarter Cause for Applause award. This quarter’s recipients are:

  • Kathryn Brocko, College of Engineering, Design and Computing
  • Julie Gallagher, College of Engineering, Design and Computing
  • Tammy Hassan, College of Engineering, Design and Computing
  • Natalie Keller, Computer Science and Engineering
  • Petrina Morgan, College of Engineering, Design and Computing
  • Ali Pearks, College of Engineering, Design and Computing

The Cause for Applause award program was designed to institute quarterly staff recognition for outstanding performance in effort and achievement, service, innovative ideas, and contribution towards the success of a project, unit, college, or university.

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