UW Mortar Board Honors Staff Members

Members of the University of Wyoming’s senior honor society recently selected UW staff members to receive the “Tip of the Cap” award.

Members of the Cap and Gown Chapter of Mortar Board selected staff members who offered “exceptional contributions to the University of Wyoming and inspiration of students.”

“‘Tip of the Cap’ allows Mortar Board students to recognize staff members who have impacted their time here at UW,” says Christine Wade, head of the UW Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, and an adviser to the UW chapter. “We have so many amazing staff members, and it’s great to be able to recognize their work and emphasize the important effect staff have on our students’ success.”

Mortar Board recognizes students who have excelled in and out of the classroom, based on scholarship, leadership and service. Mortar Board members participate in many projects and activities throughout the year, both on the UW campus and in the Laramie community.

Listed are UW Mortar Board students and their hometowns, along with their “Tip of the Cap” recipients:

Bayard, Neb. -- Catherine Applegate, Matt Grosinger, Information Technology, Academic Technology Services.

Buffalo -- Madeline Killian, Adam Burke, Campus Recreation.

Castle Pines, Colo. -- Kerry Adams, Jamie Manzanares, College of Business, Student Success Center.

Cheyenne -- Hannah Meier, Trish Schumacher, Department of Music.

Colorado Springs, Colo. -- Kit Elder, Jack Chapman, Department of Theatre and Dance.

Douglas -- Hailey Moss, Keener Fry, Alumni Association.

Hanna -- Perri Freeman, Craig Vaske, College of Health Sciences, Pre-Professional Advising.

Laramie -- Jada Kruse, Josie Voight, Department of Management and Marketing; and Paige Trent, Shantel Smith, UW Operations, Utilities Management.

Millersburg, Ind. -- Carrie Ann Anglemeyer, Susan Stoddard, Student Educational Opportunity.

Powell -- Nicole Sanders, Shelly Schaef, Associated Students of UW.

Ranchester -- Dean Hatzenbiler, April French, College of Health Sciences, Pre-Professional Advising.

Story -- Benjamin Romanjenko, Tabatha Spencer, Science Initiative.