Service Award luncheon honors long-term dedication

The Sun Devil Service Award Luncheon, held on March 25, honored 169 ASU faculty and staff celebrating 25-, 30-, 35-, 40-, 45- and 50-year anniversaries. Ten faculty and staff members were retiring with 25 or more years of continuous service to ASU.
Eight employees celebrated 40 or more years of dedicated service:
Peter Buseck, 50 years
School of Earth and Space Exploration
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Lidia Haberman, 45 years
School of International Letters and Cultures
Milton Sommerfeld, 45 years
College of Technology and Innovation
Department of Applied Science and Mathematics
John Craft, 40 years
Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication
Aleksandra Gruzinska, 40 years
School of International Letters and Cultures
Peter Horwath, 40 years
School of International Letters and Cultures
Carol Nunez, 40 years
School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences
Rocky Mountain Math Consortium
Henry Stevens, 40 years
ASU Libraries, Access Services
The Office of the President hosts this annual university-wide celebration, which is managed by the Office of Human Resources. The Sun Devil Award for Service recognizes the ongoing commitment of employees to ASU in five-year increments of employment. It is just one component of the university's Employee Recognition Program.