Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award

The Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award has been a wonderful way to recognize and honor our coworkers who exhibit our Jesuit ideal of “men and women for and with others.”
Meg Cullen-Brown's family receiving the proclamation regarding the renaming of the Spirit Award to the Meg-Cullen Brown Magis Award.
Meg Cullen-Brown's family receiving the proclamation regarding the renaming of the Spirit Award to the Meg-Cullen Brown Magis Award.

This originally appeared in the Staff Senate newsletter, which you can find here.

The Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award has been a wonderful way to recognize and honor our coworkers who exhibit our Jesuit ideal of “men and women for and with others.” In May 2018, at the Staff Senate End of the Year Luncheon, it was announced that the former Staff Senate monthly Spirit Award would be renamed the Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award and the first recipient of this newly-titled award would be selected in June 2018. The University’s Staff Senate encourages all staff to participate in the nomination process and remind friends and colleagues to consider nominating an individual who they feel has positively impacted our University community, and consistently follows our mission and purpose.

To date, we have awarded 72 staff members with this honor. Congratulations once again to our award winners for June to December 2018:

June – Tom Salitsky – University Advancement
July – Diane Gavern – Facilities
August – Joe Anticoli – Facilities
September – Gerry Loveless – KSOM Advising
October – Glen Pace – IT/Client Services
November – Chasity Whitmore – University Advancement 
December – Jess Durkin – External Relations

Read more from the Staff Senate newsletter, here.

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