Pandemic preppers receive Kudos from NU regents

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Pandemic preppers receive Kudos from NU regents

Staff employees (from left) Jack Dohrman, Gabriel Hampton, Larry Shippen and Joel Webb received a Kudos award from the University of Nebraska Board of Regents on Feb. 12. They were honored for helping initiate the university's COVID-19 response across campus.
Staff employees (from left) Jack Dohrman, Gabriel Hampton, Larry Shippen and Joel Webb received a Kudos award from the University of Nebraska Board of Regents on Feb. 12. They were honored for helping initiate the university's COVID-19 response across campus.

Four staff employees received Kudos awards for front-line leadership and collaboration that helped power the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s successful COVID-19 response.

Those honored during the Feb. 12 University of Nebraska Board of Regents meeting were Jack Dohrman, university space manager; Gabriel Hampton, assistant director for Building Systems Maintenance; Larry Shippen, associate director for Housing Facilities Operations; and Joel Webb, associate director and radiation safety officer for Environmental Health and Safety. The four were among those staff employees who helped put the university’s COVID-19 response plans into action on the ground.

Their key actions included:

“The cross-collaboration, dedication to the university and its citizens, and outstanding leadership demonstrated by these individuals representing Business and Finance and Student Affairs exemplifies the ‘In Our Grit, Our Glory’ spirit of the university,” the quartet’s nominator wrote. “They are also an example of exemplary teamwork, creativity and proactive attitude.”

The Kudos Award is an NU-system honor presented by the regents to celebrate staff who go above and beyond in work for the university. Learn more about the honor.

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