In 2021, National Student Employment Week will be held April 11-17, 2020

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Student Employee and Graduate Student Employee of the Year

April 11 - 17, 2021:
National Student Employment Week observed.
National SEOTY winner announced and runner-up finalists notified.
National SEOTY award is presented at winner's campus.
December 
2020
 
Regional Coordinators 
distribute announcement
 
January 29, 
2021
 
SEOTY letters of recognition
are due to campus 
Student Employment Office
 
February 21, 
2021
 
Top letters of recognition 
from institutions are due to
Regional SEOTY coordinator
 
March 5, 
2021
 
Regional SEOTY Coordinators
submit top three letters of
recognition to the SEOTY Pro
 
March 8-30, 
2021
 
NSEA will reach out to those
being recognized for
additional information for
recognition during NSEW
 
April 11-17, 
2021
 
Nation Student Employment
Week observed
 
 2020 SEOTY Winners 
Graduate Student Employee of the Year -

Jordan Ratzlaff, University of Rochester

Regional Student Employee of the Year- 
Dylan Dobbin, Quinnipiac University

 

State Winners: 

Washington, DC- Jacob Tracey, American University

Massachusetts- Katie Kelso, Mount Holyoke College

Maryland-Nathanael Camick, Johns Hopkins University

Maine-Kimberly Stoddard, UMaine Orono

New Hampshire- John Miller, Southern New Hampshire University

New Jersey- Jessica Corujo, Drew University

New York-Jason Haley, Marist College

Pennsylvania- Rebecca Lauver, Messiah College

Vermont- Erika Brown, Champlain College

Supervisor of the Year

 NEASEA SUPERVISOR OF THE YEAR 2020

Kimberly Anne Murray, Boston University
We congratulate Kimberly and all of the Regional Nominees, for the talent and commitment they provide to their employees and to their institutions.  NEASEA thanks the nominees for their hard-work and dedication as a supervisor and mentor.  Supervisors are the backbone of an effective student employment program and their contributions help to make the student employment programs on campuses throughout our region a success.