Left-right: Amy Ginther; Vicky Foxworth, CLOC director; and Wallace Eddy, former NEThics staff member and fellow awardee

On May 13, 2009, Amy Ginther, OIT’s Coordinator of Project NEThics, was honored with an Outstanding Service Award for her work with the university’s Peer Consulting NETwork (PCN). The PCN is a volunteer unit of the Center for Leadership and Organizational Change (CLOC). PCN members partner with full-time CLOC consultants to work with units across the university on various organizational development initiatives.

The PCN awards emphasize the whole of a person’s contribution to CLOC and the PCN, their totality of service, and their consistency and commitment to serving CLOC, the PCN, and the forward movement of the campus community.

Amy has been a member of the PCN since 2007. During that time, she has contributed to CLOC in numerous ways, including participating in several consultation projects with different university departments, with an external client through university ties to the National Academies of Science, and by facilitating a PCN training session.

In accepting the award, Amy said, “I feel so privileged to be a part of this team where we all thrive in an atmosphere of excellence — in the training provided to us, and in the service we deliver to client systems.”