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Claire Armstrong receives November STAR Award at University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

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Andrew Leavitt, Ph.D. Chancellor | Official website

Andrew Leavitt, Ph.D. Chancellor | Official website

University of Wisconsin Oshkosh employee Claire Armstrong has been recognized with the November STAR Award for her exceptional dedication and performance. The award was presented by Chancellor Andrew Leavitt, alongside Deb Suess and other members of the College of Letters and Science.

The STAR Awards aim to acknowledge University Staff members, limited-term employees, and project appointment employees who exceed their regular job responsibilities. Armstrong, an administrative assistant in the College of Letters and Science Dean’s Office, was nominated by Deb Suess for her outstanding contributions.

Deb Suess praised Armstrong's role in the office: “Claire has proven to be a go-to guru! Claire was placed in the COLS Dean’s Office with the reorganization and is the traffic coordinator for all things happening in COLS. From tracking down computers and monitors, to coordinating office moves, to surplus, to cleaning, to arranging to have humongous boxes delivered for book recycling—the list is endless. She does all of this with a sense of humor, urgency and direction—always keeping an eye on making UWO a better place!"

Suess further highlighted Armstrong's ability to handle unexpected challenges: “It is not only these examples but also her everyday example of just dealing with anything thrown at her and never knowing what that might be. She embraces the chaos very, very well! I nominate Claire for the Super Star Award!”

The STAR Award nomination form is available for those interested in recognizing other deserving individuals.

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