Category: Spotlight
UF Government and Community Relations: Sharing UF’s story with stakeholders
UF at Work recently spoke with Mark Kaplan, UF’s new vice president for Government and Community Relations, and Sarah Mathias, director of UF’s new Washington, D.C., office, about their new roles and responsibilities.
Nancy E. Paton appointed vice president for Strategic Communications and Marketing
After a national search, Nancy E. Paton, a leader in higher-education marketing and communications, has been named vice president for Strategic Communications and Marketing at UF.
The Whitney Lab Sea Turtle Hospital: Helping some of Florida’s endangered residents heal and head back home
For the Sea Turtle Hospital team at UF’s Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience in St. Augustine, work is not just a job; it’s a lifestyle.
O’Connell Center director earns Woman of Influence honor
Lynda Reinhart, director of the Stephen C. O’Connell Center, was recently selected by VenuesNow Magazine as a 2018 Woman of Influence.
Associate Provost Kwolek-Folland retirement celebration
UFHR recently celebrated the career of Associate Provost Angel Kwolek-Folland at a reception held at University House.
Kathy McKee: Strategically seeking the right people for the right positions
UF at Work recently interviewed Kathy McKee about working as a talent consultant for UFHR’s Strategic Talent Group and how the group is helping UF pursue prominence nationally and internationally.
2018 Prudential Productivity Award winners announced
The Prudential Productivity Awards—which honor state employees across Florida who develop and implement innovative, cost-saving and efficiency improvements—recently announced its 2018 winners, including three from UF.
Lavelli leaves legacy at College of the Arts
After 12 years of service, UF College of the Arts Dean Lucinda Lavelli is retiring from deanship on June 30.
UF Health joins nationwide effort to improve precision medicine—and you can help
UF and UF Health employees are being invited to participate in a new research program designed to speed up health research breakthroughs.
Director Nagy to retire after 16 years at Harn
Under Nagy’s leadership, the Harn’s collections grew from approximately 4,700 to more than 11,000 works of art.
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