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Pikes Peak United Way President/Ceo Jason Wood, left, with Pam Shockley-Zalabak, who received the S. Jerrard “Jerry” Smith Community Service Award. Photo Courtesy of Linda Navarro/Gazette
Pam Shockley-Zalabak, UCCS chancellor, received the S. Jerrard “Jerry” Smith Community Service Award from Pikes Peak United Way during a June 3 lunch at The Broadmoor. The award is named for the late United Way CEO who introduced the 2-1-1 assistance line and started the process for the Quality of Life indicators. The award goes to “an individual whose involvement in public policy and civic issues lead to the growth and betterment of the Pikes Peak region.” … UCCS welcomed 22 new faculty or staff members in May. They are:
Mary Armijo, Trinidad student success coordinator, Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences; Gerard Beyer, administrative assistant, mailroom; Rebecca Bogardus, residential dining manager, Dining and Food Services; Bridgette Cantu, food service worker, Dining and Food Services; James Cowdery, sous chef/catering manager, Dining and Food Services; Jonathan DiNardo, food service worker, Dining and Food Services; Zachary Dunlap, assistant retail dining manager, Dining and Food Services; Jordan Eshbach, cook, Dining and Food Services; Raymond Fisco, customer service assistant, University Center; Jonathon Graves, cook, Dining and Food Services; Jameka Green, cook, Dining and Food Services; John Gregor, food service worker, Dining and Food Services; Richard Knoeckel, clinical therapist, Trauma, Health, Hazard Center; Jacob Kruger, cook, Dining and Food Services; Samran Maier, banquet manager, Dining and Food Services; Rita Martinez, food service worker, Dining and Food Services; Dana Lynn Polley Monroe, clinical psychologist, Trauma, Health, Hazard Center; Madeleine Palmer, web developer and graphic designer, Extended Studies; Linda Reese, food service worker, Dining and Food Services; Adelita Sanchez, food service worker, Dining and Food Services; Rosanna Smith, food service worker, Dining and Food Services; and Lavona Tyscka, La Junta student success coordinator, Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences.