Across campus and in the community, more than 6,000 Syracuse University students work part-time jobs in addition to their full-time job of getting an education. If your student employee excels in quality of work, initiative, disposition, reliability and/or his or
her contribution to your workplace, please take a moment to nominate them for this special recognition.
Nominees are considered for recognition within SU and will have the opportunity to receive district, regional and national recognition. All nominees and their supervisors are invited to a celebration in April at which the Student Employee of the Year is announced.
In order to be considered for the award, student employees must have worked a minimum of six months part-time, between June 2010 and May 2011. Nominees are not restricted to students employed through the Federal Work-Study program.
Managers and supervisors who would like to nominate one of their student employees for the award should go to:
http://hrses.syr.edu/forms/SEOTY2011%20-%20Nomination%20Form%20ka.docx. Please complete and submit via e-mail to hrses@syr.edu, hard copy mailed to 210 Steele Hall or fax submitted to x4949 by 5 p.m. on March 15.
Our student employees are vital and valued contributors and this recognition is very meaningful to them. Thank you in advance for participating in this important event.
Website: http://hrses.syr.edu
Contact Person: Camille Donabella, HRSES Manager, cmbersan@syr.edu
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