Fifteen College of Medicine employees were recognized recently for 190 collective years of sustained service to Florida State University.
The Sustained Service Awards ceremony was conducted by the Division of Academic Affairs and presided over by FSU Provost and Executive Vice President Jim Clark.
Ann DelRossi, program manager in the Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences (IMS) program, was honored for 30 years of service. Two employees – Jean-Louise Caldwell, clinical coordinator in the Office of Medical Education at the Sarasota Regional Campus, and Elaine Geissinger, campus administrator at the Tallahassee Regional Campus – were honored for 20 years of service.
The following 12 employees were honored for 10 years of service:
Rebecca Carter, Tobacco Program manager in the Department of Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicine’s Area Health Education Center; Nicolette Castagna, community engagement lead for the Geriatrics’ Workforce Enhancement Program in the Department of Geriatrics; Meredith Dozier, program coordinator in the Department of Clinical Sciences; Inez Hudlow, clinical education coordinator in the School of Physician Assistant Practice; Konnie Kruczek, campus administrator at the Sarasota Regional Campus; Yong Liu, professional research assistant in the Department of Biomedical Sciences; Derrick Myrick, disbursement manager for the Florida Medical Practice Plan (FMPP); Linda Netherton, senior administrative specialist for the Bridge to Clinical Medicine and Honors Medical Scholars programs; Aisha Qureshi, accounting specialist in FMPP; LaQuanta Rosier, chief financial officer in FMPP; Gwendolyn “Wendy’ Rounds, office administrator in the Department of Behavioral Science and Social Medicine; and Sabrina Smith, program director for medical student research in the Division of Research and Graduate programs.
Photo at top right: College of Medicine Dean Alma Littles, M.D., (left) and Ann DelRossi pose with DelRossi's 30 Years of Sustained Service Award.
Photo at bottom: College of Medicine honorees in attendance on stage at the ceremony.