Staff Employee of the Month
The purpose of the MSU High Five Award is to recognize staff who have served MSU in an exceptional manner by exemplifying outstanding service through his or her work and exhibiting a positive and supportive attitude.
The MSU High Five Award was created to recognize staff members for their outstanding contributions to the university. Each month, one staff member will be selected to receive the MSU High Five Award and will be featured on the MSU Staff Senate website. Recipients will receive a variety of goods sponsored by area merchants. Anyone may nominate a staff member for this recognition; however, each recipient may only be recognized once per calendar year. Nominations are due by the last day of each month.
All Minot State benefited staff members are eligible, but those who work on campus but not employed by Minot State (i.e., Sodexo, Barnes & Noble, etc.) are not. Faculty are also not eligible for the High Five Award, but faculty recognitions can be directed to Laurie Geller, Minot State Vice President for Academic Affairs by EMAIL. Revised on 5/18/21 per meeting.
Congratulations to the October winner of the Staff Senate High Five Award, Kyle Patterson. Patterson, an academic advisor in the Academic Support Center, has been in his current role with Minot State since July and was an admissions counselor in Enrollment Services from 2017-2019. He and his wife Kelsey (Minot State alumna in 2014) have two children, Landon and Elyse, and a cat, Kooper. Outside of MSU, Patterson enjoys sports play-by-play, podcasting, gaming, camping, and anything his kids are involved with at the moment! He had this to say, "It’s great to be back on campus and work with the awesome staff and faculty! It has been a blast working with the students at Minot State and helping them succeed in this chapter in their life." |
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