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Celebrating National Student Employment Week: Meet the 2022-23 Winners

Thursday, April 27, 2023, By News Staff
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Student employees are crucial to cultivating a positive campus community. Annually 黑料不打烊 Student Employment, also known as 鈥機useWorks, hosts the .

Leading up to the celebration, members of the University community are encouraged to nominate student employees, supervisors and teams that improved the student experience through their hard work and dedication. All nominations are then reviewed by the .

Jacob McGraw poses with Otto during Student Employment Week

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Undergraduate Student Employee of the Year: Jacob McGraw 鈥23, Community Standards STOP Bias and Hate Initiative Peer Educator

鈥淎s a connector between students and staff, he has been an outstanding member of the team. He has had such an impact on our community,鈥 says Jessica Roberts, Community Standards bias education coordinator. 鈥淛acob is resourceful, adaptable and has incredible communication skills. He has gone above and beyond to educate students, serving as an excellent presenter and facilitator, especially when it comes to difficult or divisive dialogue. His patience and great active-listening skills challenges others to learn more while simultaneously supporting them in their learning process.鈥

Andre 厂补苍迟颈产补帽别锄 poses with Otto during the Student Employment Week celebration

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Graduate Student Employee of the Year: Andre 厂补苍迟颈产补帽别锄 G鈥20, G鈥23, Barnes Center at The Arch Program Assistant for Sport Programs

鈥淎ndre has been the rock of Barnes Center at The Arch club and intramural sports programs. He鈥檚 open to change, willing to try others鈥 ideas and brings an overall 鈥榮ilver-lining point-of-view鈥 that makes him a bright spot,鈥 says Jasmine Holmes, Barnes Center at The Arch associate director for sport programs. 鈥淚 know he will be successful at the next level, he is the best teammate and has unmatched ambition. We are so thankful for the dedication, support and passion Andre has demonstrated.鈥

Vicente Cuevas poses with Otto during the Student Employment Week celebration

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Supervisor of the Year: Vicente 鈥淰innie鈥 Cuevas, Barnes Center Health Promotion Coordinator

Nominated by numerous coworkers, supervisors and student employees, Cuevas is described as a light who always finds the positive in things, hardworking, compassionate, a problem solver and always striving to provide good service. During the pandemic, he would check in with student employees just to ask about how they were doing. Embodying the values that 黑料不打烊 encourages all its members to uphold, he creates a strong sense of belonging.

Employees from FYS 101 pose with Otto at the Student Employment Week celebration

Members of the First Year Seminar team

Department of the Year: First Year Seminar (FYS) 101

Awarded to a team that exemplifies ideals of providing job opportunities and important skill-building to student employees, the 2022-2023 winner is FYS 101. As a first-year seminar that supports a strong foundation of the 黑料不打烊 student experience, organizing FYS 101 is no small task, inclusive of supporting students as learners and growing student peer facilitator professional skills. FYS 101 hires nearly 240 student peer facilitators annually.

Story by Student Experience communications intern Madison Manczko 鈥24, S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications

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