Jones Named Global Campus Employee of the Quarter
Aaron Jones (right) and Javier Reyes, vice provost for distance education
Aaron Jones, center manager, was named employee of the second quarter by the University of Arkansas Global Campus.
Jones serves as a liaison with Facilities Management during building renovations and maintenance projects at the Fayetteville facility, 2 E. Center St., on the downtown Fayetteville square. He also works with the Global Campus Technology Services department to provide computer support for the Global Campus facilities in Fayetteville and Rogers and for the Wally Cordes Teaching and Faculty Support Center on the university’s main campus.
The Global Campus initiated an employee recognition program in 2013 to formally recognize outstanding achievement and accomplishments that relate to the unit’s goals and the mission of the University of Arkansas.
The second quarter’s nominees were Adam Brown, Claudia Cochrane, Glen Dunn, Jolenda Hott, Cindy Shackelford and Julie Stagner.
The honoree is selected by a vote of all Global Campus employees. The award winner receives a commemorative plaque and a monetary award.
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Kay Murphy, director of communications
Global Campus
479-575-6489,
ksmurphy@uark.edu
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