Management Sciences staffer Spadaro given top OSU service award
A longtime staffer in Fisher College of Business’ Management Sciences department was honored this week with a top service award from The Ohio State University.
Laurie Spadaro, assistant to the department chair in Management Sciences, received the Distinguished Staff Award, given to only a dozen staff members each year who have served the university for at least five years. Spadaro joined Ohio State nearly 18 years ago and has been with Fisher for 11 years.
Staff are nominated for their work in making a significant difference for colleagues or customers, providing outstanding and ongoing excellence in service, and developing creative solutions to problems that ultimately make their department more efficient and effective.
Department Chair Kenneth Boyer in his nomination called her the “heart of the Management Sciences department” who’s never afraid to problem solve and innovate. Associate Professor James Hill, meanwhile, said Spadaro’s “willingness to contribute to the team, her positive attitude and her selfless approach to her job have assisted in building a department faculty, staff and students can be proud to be a part of.”
Spadaro also has maintained a commitment to continuing education, attaining her bachelor’s in business administration in 2013 from Mount Vernon Nazarene University and earning a Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt through MoreSteam.com this year.
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