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BEE AWARD

Rachelle Splittstoesser

Employee Recognition
February 2006

CONGRATULATIONS TO
Rachelle Splittstoesser

FOR BEING NAMED RCTC'S BEST BEE
OF THE MONTH FOR
February 2006!!!

Here is what the nominators had to say about Rachelle:  Rachelle gets surprised, blind-sided, and interrupted by many (if not most) of the personal visits to the Office of the Vice President for Teaching and Learning. In these instances she is always courteous and never unaccommodating; more often than not, she can assist visitors such that they do not even need to see Mike Bequette. She has worked odd hours, at the direction of the VP\'s office, and commits much of her time to really "nasty" projects like schedule development and proofing, AASC minutes, articulation agreements, communications between RCTC and MnSCU in the academic program area, and other rather unpleasant tasks which consume her time, energy, creativity. She is extremely knowledgeable about RCTC, but is always open to new ideas and is not protective of old ways of doing business just because they were old ways. Teaching and Learning could not be as efficient and as positive as it is, were it not for Rachelle. She is the quintessential Best Bee.

Rachelle's work with the college curriculum is outstanding. I can't and don't want to imagine what the college curriculum would look like if Rachelle left the college. Rachelle is always pleasant, even when it is obvious that her work load is immense.

Rachelle is currently spear-heading the secretarial staff reconfiguration.
Recently, Rachelle conducted a series of T/L secretarial meetings to discuss issues associated with equity of load and needs for appropriate assistance. She is also serving on the Search Committee for the new Dean of Teaching and learning. AASC, RCTC Support Staff - Rachelle organizes the meetings

Thank you Rachelle and congratulations on being named the “Best Bee of the Month”!  Rachelle will receive the “up front” parking space for the month of February at the UCR campus.