College of Education Support Staff
A history of the College of Education would not be complete without the recognition of the many contributions made by the support staff members within the Dean’s Office, the academic departments, and the centers and institutes. These dedicated professionals include receptionists, administrative assistants, office managers, accountants, technology support, and faculty assistants have made it possible for faculty and administrators to provide quality education, to conduct innovative research and to provide extensive professional services.
The list below is of staff members who have been identified as having provided from ten to over 35 years of service to the College of Education and to the University of South Florida. This recognition comes with a debt of gratitude for their contribution to the success of the College of Education in its first 50 years.
35 Years of Service |
30 Years of Service |
25 Years of Service |
- Sharon Evatt
- Hetty Kerrebyn Glusman
- Susan Granda
- Mary Lou Hirschman
- Diane Levitsky
- Elizabeth Mitchell
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- Patricia Claytor
- Mary DeMeza Hardy
- Martha Langlois
- Betty Patterson
- Marlene Reese
- Kathleen White
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- JoAnn Aaron
- Barbara Baucom
- JoAnn Bryan
- Brenda Davis
- Shirley Fredricks
- Mary Lou Hirschman
- Mary Sacco
- Lucy Smith
- Carolyn Turkington
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20 Years of Service |
15 Years of Service |
10 Years of Service |
- Carol Baker
- Eileen Beach
- Ruth Brightwell
- Helen Curtiss
- Sharman McCrae
- Kathryn Nance
- Judy Oltz
- Marlene Reese
- Colleen Rossbach
- Ruth Turner
- Marilyn Washington
- Kathy Whetsell
- Susan Wood
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- Doris Berisford
- Maxine Bland
- Lora Crider
- Easter Curry
- Martha Delfino
- Susan Foster
- Maxine Gardner
- Janice Gearen
- Aaron Greaser
- Andretha Hall-Reeves
- Danny Hector
- Carolyn Hines
- Ruby Jackson
- Mary Lyman
- Mary Ann Maloney
- Christina Miranda
- Susan O’Neal
- Maria Paul
- Peg Piscitello
- Arrie Potter
- Myrna Raney
- Martha Richardson
- Haydee Sevilla
- Susan Wood
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- Liz Swezey Adkins
- Walter Chason
- Helen Castry
- Virginia Cosmides
- Robert Davis
- Jackie Elder
- Donita Franklin
- Carrie Freeberg
- Nadia Khouri
- Tanice Knopp
- Paul Levitsky
- Mary Lyman
- Karen Mann
- John Radloff
- Jeff Russell
- Stephen Shoe
- Scott Siefreit
- Judith Thomas
- Darran Town
- Shawnda Weaver
- Ursula White
- Dianne Wood
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Recipients of the Quiet Quality Award
Lora Crider, an administrative assistant in the Dean’s Office, served as the president of the University Services Personnel Senate (USPS) from 1996 to 1998. During her tenure, the USPS created the “Quiet Quality Awards” to honor those staff members at the University who have shown exceptional and exemplary job performance as they have assisted students, faculty, staff, or clients to enhance the quality of services that are provided by the University of South Florida. The honor has been bestowed monthly since 1996 to a selected few who have been nominated by department chairs or co-workers. This section lists the staff members from the College of Education who have received the “Quiet Quality Award.”
Helen Curtiss
- School of Physical Education Wellness and Sport Studies
- November 2002
Marilyn Washington
- College of Education, Dean’s Office
- December 2002
Georgia McKenzie
- College of Education, Dean’s Office
- December 2002
Cindy Wilk
- Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resources
- April 2003
Ann McClard
- College of Education, Dean’s Office
- May 2003
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Virginia Sandy Turner
- Psychology and Social Foundations
- July 2003
Paula K. Stewart
- Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
- February 2004
Stephanie Ballinger
- Anchin Center
- March 2004
Lizette Charriez Delgado
- Anchin Center
- March 2004
Rebecca Wilkins
- College of Education, Dean’s Office
- December 2004
Carrie Ann Perez
- Childhood Education
- April 2005
Jane Campainge
- Anchin Center
- September 2005
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Nadia Khouri
- School of Physical Education Wellness and Sport Studies
- October 2005
Jodi Northway
- Stavros Center
- October 2005
Janet Lyons
- USF Preschool for Creative Learning
- October 2005
Kathleen White
- College of Education, Dean’s Office
- May 2006
Maxine Gardner Bland
- Secondary Education
- September 2005
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