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Meet Leanne Hancock!
Junior Leanne Hancock has worked with the Department of Campus Life since March, but in that short period of time she has made an excellent impression. As a student employee, she balances her school work and extracurricular activities with a challenging work schedule and late hours. Leanne sets an exceptional example through her dedication to the Tate Center, to Campus Life’s daily operations, and to the overall betterment of the University of Georgia.
Leanne is studying geology, and she is involved in Relay for Life and the Geology Club. Her positive demeanor, sense of humor, and dependability have made a positive impact on those around her, and her supervisors describe her as a “valuable” asset within their department. She completes all assignments beyond expectations, volunteers to cover additional late-night and early morning shifts, is responsible for closing and securing the building at night, and helps troubleshoot various building issues.
Leanne is always ready to help in the event that someone is absent, ensuring that after-hours operations remain consistent. Additionally, she has been willing to work multiple football Saturdays where she has helped manage increased visitor traffic and unforeseen issues which have occurred. Through her continued levels of performance and her involvement in Campus Life, Leanne sets an excellent standard of dedication for those around her and she truly exemplifies the qualities of an Outstanding Student.
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Meet Dana Schroeder!
Sophomore Dana Schroeder has been an active member of the University Housing community since enrolling in UGA in the fall of 2008. In her short time on campus, she has worked diligently on sustainability efforts and recycling programs within the residence halls and has been instrumental in other green initiatives sponsored by University Housing.
As a freshman in Creswell Hall, Dana became involved with the Community Council, in which she assisted with sustainability efforts and was critical in facilitating Creswell’s participation in RecycleMania. Currently, as a resident of Reed Hall, she is an active member of the Reed Hall Council where she has shown continued dedication to both UGA and the Division of Student Affairs. In addition to her work for the Council, she is planning a river clean-up, another recycling project, and has already begun planning for Earth Day 2010!
Dana’s dedication to the environment has influenced her professional aspirations as well. She is currently pursuing a degree in Environmental Economics and Management through the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences with hopes of continuing her involvement in environmental issues after graduation. Through her involvement in University Housing and her commitment to sustainability efforts, Dana truly exemplifies the qualities of an Outstanding Student.
