Our faculty and staff are the University's greatest asset. Each year, the University recognizes years of service and takes a little time to recognize our outstanding employees who help make the University of Findlay one of the best private colleges in the Midwest.
For this year, colleagues of some of our longest-employed associates recognized them via video.
Recognized in 2022:
40 Years of Service
Virginia I. Osborn
35 Years Of Service
Dale R. Brougher (retiree)
Jack E. (Ed) Corle, Jr.
Diana M. Montague
Helen M. Schneider
Recognized in 2021:
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EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION VIDEO COLLAGE AND THANK YOU
Recognized in 2020:
Recognized in 2019:
- Deanna (Dee Dee) Spraw, Director of The Wolfe Center for Alumni, Parents and Friends - 35 years of service
- Kathryn A. Bradford, Administrative Assistant, College of Business - 30 years of service
- Susan A. Briggs, Print Services Technician - 30 years of service
- Maria V. Gamba, Associate Professor in the College of Business - 30 years of service
- Dennis Mathern, Ph.D. Professor in the College of Business - 30 years of service
Recognized in 2018:
Recognized in 2017:
- Virginia I. Osborn, Housekeeper - 35 years of service
- Nancy M. Bahler, Systems Administrator - 30 years of service
- Dale R. Brougher, Professor of Religion - 30 years of service
- Skip Cindric, Professor of Education - 30 years of service
- Jack E. Corle, Jr., Associate Professor of Art - 30 years of service
- Marianna L. Hofer, Associate Professor of English - 30 years of service
- Jean M. Kastner, Cataloging Assistant (retiree) - 30 years of service
- Diana M. Montague, Professor of Communication - 30 years of service
- Linda M. Peck, Professor of Biology and Director of Animal Science (retiree) - 30 years of service
- Helen M. Schneider, Associate Professor and Co-Chair of Computer Science - 30 years of service
- L. Thomas Stuckert, Assistant Professor of English - 30 years of service
- J. Randal Van Dyne, Assistant Vice President of Sponsored Programs and Professional Services - 30 years of service
Recognized in 2016:
Recognized in 2015: