Dartmouth Honors Employees for Their Years of Service
January 10, 2019
Awards recognize 287 staffers who have served a combined total of 5,285 years.
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Culbert Award Winner Linda Martin Honored for Service
July 1, 2014By Kimberly Swick Slover
Two-hundred-seventy staff members were honored at the Service Awards Banquet on June 17 for their combined service of more than 4,765 years to Dartmouth.
Student Employees' Prize-Winning Essays
June 5, 2014As winners in the Dartmouth Student Employee Short Essay Contest, Zev Medoff ’17, Amber Porter ’14, and Qianlin (Jenny) Shou ’16 each took home a prize of $100.
Their essays were written in response to three specific questions: