MGS-rec-letter from Anna Frosch
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The letter provides a strong recommendation for Marygail Lakner for the position of Associate Director of Member Engagement. It describes her as a passionate leader with extraordinary character who inspires others through her enthusiasm and dedication. As an executive officer in the Golden Key International Honor Society chapter, she displayed professionalism, drive, and resiliency. The letter writer believes Marygail would be a tremendous asset and is the most deserving of the position.
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Maria Ramirez is recommended for the JCCC Outstanding Student award. As President of the JCCC International Club, Maria has shown great maturity, organizational ability, and dedication in recruiting new students and making them feel welcome. She has also been successful in her roles with the JCCC Outdoors club, community blood drives, and Asian Festival. Maria maintains high academic achievement while balancing extracurricular activities, volunteer work, and employment, demonstrating strong time management and work ethic. She is praised for her positive attitude, willingness to help others, and passion for cooking international meals.2010 ENPL Closing Ceremony
2010 ENPL Closing Ceremonynonprofitlearningpoint
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This document introduces and provides brief descriptions of the leadership qualities of 20 individuals involved in nonprofit organizations in the Richmond, Virginia area. The descriptions highlight positive attributes like dedication, passion, strong communication skills, focus on results, and commitment to helping others in the community. The event appears to be a closing luncheon and celebration for an emerging nonprofit leaders program.Supervisor Kent Library Recommendation
Supervisor Kent Library RecommendationLinda Schreiber
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Leah McAlister writes a letter of recommendation for Linda Schreiber. McAlister hired Schreiber in 2012 to work in the Instructional Materials Center and Research Help Desk at Southeast Missouri State University. Schreiber excels at communicating with a diverse population, exhibiting excellent interpersonal skills when interacting with others daily. Schreiber also shows great initiative by constantly trying to improve herself and her work environment, such as suggesting a more efficient phone tree for emergencies. McAlister concludes that Schreiber is an outstanding employee with strong customer service skills who will succeed in any setting.MGS-rec-letter from Anna Frosch
- 1. GOLDEN KEY INTERNATIONAL HONOUR SOCIETY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS CHAPTER 7/7/2015 To Whom It May Concern: I am writing to recommend Marygail Lakner for the position of Associate Director of Member Engagement. I have had the pleasure of working with Marygail during my two terms as an executive officer in our University’s chapter of Golden Key International Honor Society. In the time I have known Marygail she has displayed nothing but professionalism, drive, and resiliency. Her passion and role as a leader has made her someone our members can look up to for an example of leading with integrity. If you have the opportunity to meet her you will see that she is a woman of extraordinary character. Her enthusiasm inspires others. She is always willing to go the extra mile. Her dedication to Endometriosis awareness has helped to set our chapter apart from others. UNT’s chapter will now be holding an annual awareness walk every March thanks to her amazing work. She is truly driven and I know she will excel in anything she puts her mind to. I know the University of North Texas’s Golden Key Chapter will deeply lament our loss if Marygail is chosen. She is such an excellent officer and what she has accomplished in our chapter will become a lasting legacy of her amazing work ethic. She would make a tremendous asset to headquarters and has my highest recommendation. Without reservation, I believe Marygail is one of the most committed, hardest-working students in our organization. She is smart, focused, and capable of great things and I can think of no other person who is more deserving of this position. If you have any questions or would like more information about Marygail, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Anna Frosch Golden Key Vice President Union Program Council Marketing Coordinator University of North Texas (832) 585 2702