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U n i v e r s i t y o f n e b r a s k a –L i n c o L n A special supplement to the Scarlet celebrating the dedication of faculty and staff at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Sept. 17, 2013 More than 950 employees honored On Sept. 17, more than 950 employees will be honored For more information on the Service Awards Awards by year for years of service to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln program, go to http://go.unl.edu/serviceawards. during the annual Service Awards ceremony at the Lied Information for this special section was In 2013, 923 UNL employees receive service awards for Center for Performing Arts. provided by Human Resources. Those whose years of service to the university. Here’s how that total All regular UNL employees receive the awards for names are not included, but who believe they breaks down by the five-year awards: completing years of service in five-year intervals. Years of are eligible for an award, or who have other 50 years: 1 30 years: 51 15 years: 153 service are calculated both on consolidated or continuous questions about the awards, should contact 45 years: 9 25 years: 86 10 years: 127 regular employement. Rosalinda Barajas-Ramirez at 402-472-5250 40 years: 25 20 years: 93 5 years: 315 The awards also included the announcement of emeriti or [email protected]. 35 years: 63 status for 31 retired faculty. Congratulations to all UNL employees who The Service Awards ceremony is held in conjunction reach a service anniversary during the 2013 A pewter Herbie Husker is a Service Award option with the State of the University Address and All-University calendar year. for employees who have worked at UNL for at Picnic. least five years. 1963 to 2013 Lynn D. Peterson, Online and Distance Education 1968 to 2013 Roger H. Bruning, Educational Psychology Allan C. Peterson, Mathematics Patrick J. Reiman, U.S. Meat Animal Research Center Thomas Stanton Laging, Architecture Linda Ray Pratt, English Janice S. Wassenberg, Research Responsibility Linda D. Mahloch, English Brett C. Ratcliffe, Entomology Jacqueline K. Wilken, Athletics 1973 to 2013 Dennis M. Adams, Nebraska Forest Service Evelyn M. Jacobson, Modern Languages and Lee C. Peshek, U.S. Meat Animal Research Center Bill C. Behmer, Nebraska Union Literatures Nancy K. Schwarzenbach, Facilities Management and Ann M. Berniklau, University Dining Services East Kathleen A. Johnson, University Libraries Planning David W. Brooks, Teaching, Learning and Teacher John W. Kirchmann, Agricultural Research and Helen A. Sexton, Political Science Education Development Center Richard E. Shaw, U.S. Meat Animal Research Center Douglas P. Carlson, University Television/NET Danny L. Ladely, Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Anthony F. Starace, Physics and Astronomy Bruce F. Effle, Facilities Management and Planning Center Maggie Van Diest, University Libraries Joan Frederick, INTSORMIL Bruce E. Larsen, U.S. Meat Animal Research Center Jane M. Wemhoff, Cather-Pound-Neihardt Dining Aldine R. Harmon, Education and Human Sciences LeAnn M. Messing, English Service James R. Hines, Natural Resources Kenneth Nickerson, Biological Sciences Vicki D. Wenzl, Facilities Management and Planning Sandra K. Pershing, History 1978 to 2013 Patricia A. Amedeo, University Health Center Deborah K. Johns-Skomer, University Television/NET Douglas R. Petersen, University Police Reena Arthur, Athletics Rosemary A. Johnson, Music Reece L. Peterson, Special Education and Marie A. Barber, Online and Distance Education Shripat T. Kamble, Entomology Communication Disorders Patricia J. Bathke, Northeast Research and Extension Cynthia H. Knight, Institutional Research and Debra J. Pinkelman, Biological Sciences Center Planning John F. Rajewski, Agronomy and Horticulture John R. Beck, University Television/NET Warren D. Lauritzen, Facilities Management and John G. Reinert, University Television/NET Terri Jo Bek, Technical Agriculture Planning Kenneth L. Rezac, Animal Science Marlene K. Beyke, Association of Students of the Craig M. Lawson, Law Renan J. Rieur, University Television/NET University of Nebraska Pat Logsdon, Athletics Leonard P. Roemmich, U.S. Meat Animal Research Martha A. Bonner, Sponsored Programs Kenneth L. Love, Facilities Management and Planning Center Dennis R. Brink, Animal Science William P. Manning, Panhandle Research and Ronald C. Salzman, Mail Services Vicki Capazo, Athletics Extension Center Dixie D. Sanger, Special Education and Foster E. Collins Jr., University Television/NET Janet M. Medcalf, University Libraries Communication Disorders John W. Creswell, Educational Psychology Kenneth G. Merkel, Architectural Engineering Barbara A. Schmidt, Southeast Research and Stephen D. Danielson, Entomology George E. Meyer, Biological Systems Engineering Extension Center Scott J. DeWald, Nebraska Forest Service Judith A. Nelson, Educational Media Debra E. Schroeder, Northeast Research and Extension Center Verle D. Finke, University Television/NET Rex A. Nielsen, Panhandle Research and Extension Dennis D. Schulte, Biological Systems Engineering Craig Fuller, Music Center Allen L. Steckelberg, Teaching, Learning and Teacher James V. Griesen, Educational Administration Sharry Nielsen, West Central Research and Extension Center Education William A. Gustafson, Agronomy and Horticulture Lynn M. Niemann, Food Science and Technology Diane Sullivan, INTSORMIL Deborah S. Heckens, Computer Science and Joseph Turco, University Television/NET Engineering Mitchell D. Ohnoutka, Facilities Management and Planning Gregory P. Turner, Facilities Management and Erwin R. Heiden, U.S. Meat Animal Research Center Linda Diane Olson, Registration and Records Planning Jerry D. Henrichs, Facilities Management and Debora M. Vocasek, University Health Center Planning Pamela K. Peters, Educational Media Thirty one members of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln faculty received emeritus honors during the 2013 Employee Service Awards ceremony. Faculty honored are: Ezekiel Bahar, Electrical Engineering Mary Ann Holland, Cooperative Extension Larry R. Routh, Career Services Rodney L. Bates, University Television Division Donald C. Rundquist, Natural Resources Ariel Bybee, Music Richard E. Hoover, Educational Jack L. Schinstock, Biological Systems Frank D. Case, Interior Design Administration Engineering Leo G. Chouinard, Mathematics Patricia Kennedy, Marketing Barbara A. Schmidt, Cooperative Extension R. Wayne Drummond, Architecture Nancy E. Kenny, Academic Affairs Division Robert I. Duncan, Architecture Terry J. Klopfenstein, Animal Science Sharad C. Seth, Computer Science and Engineering Joan Ruth Giesecke, University Libraries Craig MacPhee, Economics Dean L. Sicking, Civil Engineering Janet S. Hanna, Cooperative Extension Alan R. Moeller, Office of Vice President/Vice Division Chancellor Judith Carol Slater, English Reiko O. Harpending, Modern Languages and Thomas William Osborne, Athletics Weldon S. Sleight, Technical Agriculture Literatures Janet K. Poley, Agricultural Leadership, Cheryl A. Tickner, Cooperative Extension Elvis A. Heinrichs, INTSORMIL/Entomology Education and Communication Division Duane E. Reese, Animal Science John M. Yohe, Agronomy and Horticulture 2 | Sept. 17, 2013 emploYee service awards 2013 | a special supplement to the scarlet Sept. 17, 2013 | 3 Thomas E. McGargill, Animal Science John D. Reid, Mechanical and Materials Engineering Robert L. Kalmbrunn, Harper-Schramm-Smith Facilities Jason J. Cruise, Graduate Studies e a r s o f e r v i c e 3 0 Y s Kathy M. Mellick, Finance Charles Allen Ricketts, University Police Operations Michelle L. Cutsor, Research 1983 to 2013 Wendy E. Merlin, Modern Languages and Literatures Steve P. Sall, University Libraries Wendy J. Katz, Art and Art History Fredrick N. Dabydeen, Veterinary Diagnostic Center Douglas A. Abbott, Child, Youth and Family Studies Vicki A. Miller, Research Paul W. Schmeling, University Police Thomas E, Keefe, Association of Students of the University Mark B. DeKraai, Public Policy Center of Nebraska Lonnie S. Albers, Athletics Scott M. Minchow, Biological Systems Engineering Juanietta N. Schultz, Registration and Records David L. Dewester, Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Stevan Knezevic, Northeast Research and Extension Center Judy J. Anderson, University Communications Alice Mizerski, Journalism and Mass Communications Javier Seravalli, Biochemistry Jody B. Dexter, Panhandle Research and Extension Center Krista Kohles, University Health Center Eva Burns Bachman, Graduate Studies Cynthia L. Muhleisen, Registration and Records Andrea M. Shahan, University Press Cain K. Dixon, Facilities Management and Planning Joan Kunzman, Nutrition and Health Sciences Pamela D. Bauer, Northeast Research and Extension Center James Nau, Engineering Ellin B. Siegel, Special Education and Communication Disorders Kristin L. Duppong Hurley, Special Education Lisa A. Larkin, Southeast Research and Extension Center Laurie H. Bellows, Graduate Studies Beth Marie Nelson, Selleck Dining Service Richard Eugene Silvis, Abel-Sandoz Dining Service and Communication Disorders Chad A. Lea, Facilities Management and Planning Renee Brinkmann, Athletics John P. O’Grady, University Police Gregory R. Snow, Physics and Astronomy Malinda Eccarius, Special Education and Communication Kevin M. Lee, Physics and Astronomy Disorders Ronald Cerny, Chemistry Kathryn A. Olson, Center on Children, Families and the Law Jennifer J. Snyder, Business Administration Carole Levin, History Brenda, Ensor, Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Leslie Crandall, West Central Research
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