Celebrating Exceptional Leadership: A Tribute on National Boss’s Day

National Boss’s Day serves as an opportunity to recognize and appreciate the leaders who contribute to the smooth operation of the University. Faculty and staff were invited to share their gratitude for their bosses and highlight the positive impact they have on their teams.

Ashley Olive, from the Bryant Conference Center, was praised for her integrity and dedication, creating a supportive work environment. An anonymous colleague expressed gratitude for her mentorship, emphasizing the significant impact on their professional growth.

Benet Bondi, overseeing Undergraduate Admissions, was commended for her hard work and uplifting presence. Colleague Jennifer Potts noted her ability to manage her team effectively while recruiting top talent from Central Florida.

Blaine Johnson from Transportation Services was recognized for his guidance and support, with an anonymous colleague recalling the positive work environment he fostered.

Cara Houser of the Supe Store received accolades for her exceptional leadership and innovative thinking. Colleague Tara Jones highlighted her kindness and dedication to students and team members alike.

Cathy Elliott, from the College of Arts and Sciences Student Services Center, was described as a supportive and understanding supervisor. Her ability to foster a safe environment for professional growth was noted by Haley Gross and Allison Bothwell.

Charter Morris, working in International Student and Scholar Services, was appreciated for creating an organized and welcoming environment for students and scholars.

Chelsea Ratcliff from First Year Experience was recognized for her support of both team growth and office celebrations, as shared by Christina Gooden.

Dominic Yeager from the Department of Theatre and Dance was acknowledged for advocating for everyone in the department and fostering a culture of trust and growth.

Dr. Amy Williamson of CrossingPoints was praised by Jeremy Reid for being a bright light for both staff and students.

Jimmy Warren from Advancement/Alumni Affairs was noted for his teamwork and dedication to representing the University, as reflected in Rhonda Andress’s comments.

Chief John Hooks, of Public Safety, was recognized for his commitment to campus safety and for valuing team input, as mentioned by Anthony Wiley.

Dr. Luoheng Han from the Office for Academic Affairs was highlighted for his unwavering support and dedication to creating a positive work environment, with praise from Vanessa Goepel.

Sonya Dunkin, leading UA Online Student Success, was commended for her advocacy for students and her team’s well-being, as emphasized by Victoria Clark and Shelia Branham.

Dr. Steven Yates from the College of Communication and Information Sciences was acknowledged for his efforts to improve processes and listen to team members, by Karin Bryson.

Tiffany Tant in Custodial Services was praised for her support and fairness, as stated by Jamie Taylor.

Tina Spires from OIT – Telecommunications was recognized for promoting a healthy work environment and being open to new challenges, noted by an anonymous colleague.

Finally, Tracie Potthoff from OIT – EDAS was celebrated for her humility and exemplary leadership, as mentioned by another anonymous colleague.

William Diltz from Environmental Health and Safety was appreciated for his leadership and supportive nature, with an anonymous colleague expressing gratitude for the positive work environment he creates.

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