BOONE, N.C. — In September, three members of Appalachian State University's College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) Dean's Office were recognized with staff shout-outs. Awarded by Staff Senate, these recognitions honor staff members who make positive contributions across the University.
Lou Angermeier
Angermeier serves as the University Program Associate in the CAS Dean's Office. A colleague explained that Angermeier helped them make some complicated purchases for an upcoming event. They wrote, "I'm grateful for Lou's help!"
Vivid Oguntoyinbo ’22
Oguntoyinbo serves as the Business Officer of Operations in the CAS Dean's Office. A colleague praised Oguntoyinbo "for being an amazing coworker!" They added, "She is so patient while I learn my new role, and is always willing to help me out with tasks I don't quite grasp yet. Thank you, Vivid!"
Scott Roblee ’16
Roblee serves as the Business Officer of Personnel in the CAS Dean's Office. "Scott jumped into a big role and has been proactive, friendly, and fully engaged from the start," wrote a colleague. "His initiative and attitude have already strengthened our office."
To give an App State staff member a shout-out, visit staffsenate.appstate.edu/committees/staff-recognition.
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About the College of Arts and Sciences
The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) at Appalachian State University is home to 17 academic departments, two centers, and one residential college. These units span the humanities and the social, mathematical, and natural sciences. CAS aims to develop a distinctive identity built upon our university's strengths, traditions, and locations. The college's values lie not only in service to the university and local community, but through inspiring, training, educating, and sustaining the development of its students as global citizens. More than 6,800 student majors are enrolled in the college. As the college is also largely responsible for implementing App State's general education curriculum, it is heavily involved in the education of all students at the university, including those pursuing majors in other colleges. Learn more about the College of Arts and Sciences
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Lou Angermeier (top left), Vivid Oguntoyinbo ’22 (bottom left), and Scott Roblee ’16 received staff shout-outs in September. Photos by University Communications