January Magis Award
Dear Members of the University Staff:
The University Staff Senate Recognition and Excellence Committee has picked the winner of the
MEG CULLEN-BROWN MAGIS AWARD for JANUARY 2019:
Synthia Guthrie-Kretsch
Mail Services
How long have you worked at the University? Since 2006
What is your title? Mail Carrier
What do you like best about your job? I get to see everyone. When someone smiles it makes my day.
What do you like to do for fun? I love being outside, hiking and swimming. When I breathe fresh air it makes my day.
Other “Magis” nominees this month were:
Amy Hoegen | Campus Ministries |
Kathy Mehall | Admissions |
Jeff Kegolis | Student Conduct |
Carl O'Neil | Advancement |
Synthia Guthrie-Kretsch | Mail Services |
Lisa Cornell | Registrar/Academic Services |
Robert Siock | Registar |
Casey Steiner | Residence Life |
Daniela Teneva | Facilities |
Jill Lear | Nursing |
Synthia will receive a certificate for $50 worth of complimentary food at our fabulous University food service outlets, as well as, a reserved parking space for the month of their selection! Each monthly winner is also invited to the Senate Recognition luncheon in May to receive a certificate of appreciation. We congratulate our “winner” and all the other nominees for being recognized as “Magis” employees.
We hope you will join the Staff Senate in recognizing and nominating employees in the future and share our excitement for giving individuals the opportunity to be acknowledged for their outstanding efforts on behalf of our campus community.
The nominations must be submitted by mid-week on the last week of the month for the next drawing to pick a winner.
You can use this link to obtain a nomination card.
Click here to see past recipients.
The card may be completed online and forwarded to Peggy Doolittle at peggydoolittle@scranton.edu . You may also print it out and send it to Peggy’s office in 401 Louis Brown Hall. In addition, Nomination Cards will be available to Facilities Operations and University Police personnel through their supervisory chains of command.
THANK YOU!