Political science research assistant and Simon student peer are recognized for their work.
Annie Rosenow 糖心传媒�22, a political science major, and Richard Koutouan 糖心传媒�21S (MBA), a graduate student at the , are the 糖心传媒糖心传媒檚 Student Employees of the Year.
Rosenow, from Williamsport, Pennsylvania, is a research and teaching assistant in the and was honored as the University糖心传媒檚 undergraduate recipient.
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Koutouan, from Chicago, is a Benet Career Peer at Simon, providing career search assistance and guidance to fellow MBA and MS students looking for full-time employment or internships. He is the University糖心传媒檚 graduate student employee of the year.
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The awards are sponsored by the and announced during National Student Employment Week. The winners are chosen by a committee of nomination readers representing departments across the University. Eligible students must have worked at least six months during the 2020糖心传媒�21 academic year and are judged on reliability, quality of work, initiative, and professionalism.
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