To help ease this transition and make students lives as productive and enjoyable as possible during their years on this campus we must strive to be pleasant, courteous and helpful in our dealings with students. It outlines an impressive array of the things we do on behalf of students on the Amherst Campus. Being large in numbers is no excuse for failing to recognize that each student is unique. Each has a complex set of needs and issues that requires attention and understanding. Each must be dealt with as an individual in a manner that reflects our continued quest for establishing and maintaining a quality environment in all our operations.
Students make up a large and important part of our customer base.
Many other activities, while not providing direct service to the student population, support the University in its mission of teaching, research and public service. Thad Dabrowski, Donna Motyka, Meredith Schmidt, Doug Warka, Robert Suprenant, Richard Strycharz, Christopher Bechta, Tony Jno Bapttiste, Joseph Corso and Jacob Van Heerden for their outstanding work in coordinating the Betty Shabazz mural dedication ceremony. Spot Awards went to Brenda R. Newton, Jane Williams, R. Lee Forsythe, Terence Carney, Cheryl Stafford, Victor Keedy, Brenda Thayer and Marc Morrisette from their supervisors in Auxiliary Services and Leo St. Denis and his staff . As one of 24 racers selected from a pool of 250 nationally-ranked mountain bikers, Jason was the youngest entrant ever to participate in this race and the only rider with a day job. Unfortunately, Jason was in 4th or 5th place when he became severely ill.