Congratulations to our 2018 Distinguished Staff Award Recipients

June 1, 2018

Written by: Suzana Cisneros

Distinguished StaffQuality Staff Awards

Scott Addison, Sara Brand, Traci Dickenson, Amanda Hines

Jarrod Jones, Randi King, Edith Nieto - Scott Phillips, Patricia Price, Robbie Rivers, Emmanuel Sanchez

Evangelina Santiago, Lisa A. Smith, Pedro Villa

Quality Supervisor Awards

Kathryn Crain, Lindsay Johnson, Conrad Saucedo, Carole Wardroup 

Quality Team Awards

Information Technology Team

Joe Bilbro, Robert Manns, Everett McArthur, Sam Patton

Matt Peterson, Lane Timmons, Tessa Yelvington

Internal Medicine Education Team

Valerie Collins, Theresa Condez, Valerie Gonzales

Marivel Gutierrez, Lynda Savage

Telemedicine Team

Rebeka Jones, Cameron Onks, Nandini Ramanathan, Sharon Rose

Lisa Wynn, Melanie Clevenger, Traci Butler Carroll 

President¹s Award of Excellence

Michelle Sperbeck, Benjamin Leeah

Chancellor¹s Award of Excellence

Brenda Gill, Rebecca Perry

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In 2015, the Texas Tech University System’s endowment exceeded $1.1 billion, total research expenditures were more than $215 million and total enrollment was approximately 50,000 students. Whether it’s contributing billions of dollars annually in economic impact or being the only system in Texas to house an academic institution, law school and health-related institution at the same location, the Texas Tech University System continues to prove that anything is possible.

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