The lead training specialist for The PATIENTS Program is a catalyst for community engagement and innovation.

The School of Pharmacy’s director of human resources is honored for her hard work, dedication, innovation, and ability to mix excellence with empathy.

Contracts and grants specialist is recognized for her work on the Staff Senate and for embodying the University’s core values.

Moving and storage specialist honored for being a team player and an integral part of the University’s COVID-19 response.

Business services specialist honored for supporting the PHSR graduate program and its admissions process during the pandemic.

He earns recognition for going above and beyond in IT customer service and doing it all with a courteous and positive attitude.

Director of research for PATIENTS Program honored for work in patient-centered outcomes research and role as principal investigator for project with Southwest Partnership.

Office manager rose to the challenge after severe storm flooded School of Pharmacy department’s floor at the Saratoga Building.

Instructional technology specialist honored for taking decisive action to fix problem that threatened launch of spring 2019 exams in PharmD program.

Erika Pixley, MBA, earns recognition as “the glue” to the School of Pharmacy’s Online Master of Science and Graduate Certificates in Palliative Care program.

Senior instructional technology specialist honored for willingness to go above and beyond to support faculty, staff, and students in the administration of computer-based exams.

LAN administrator at the Maryland Poison Center was recognized for configuring temporary work stations and adapting the call center’s computer hardware so the MPC could stay open while new carpeting was being installed.