Dahn Ebert awarded 猎奇重口 ASPIRE TRIO Student Achiever Award
The TRIO Student Achiever Award recognizes a TRIO program alumn in the ASPIRE region who graduated from a post-secondary program of study, received recognition for outstanding academic achievement, has made significant civic, community, or professional contributions. Additionally, the TRIO program in which the alumn participated must have had significant impact on them in obtaining their educational and professional objectives. This award recognizes the significant impact(s) of TRIO Student Support Services programs and their alumni.
Dahn began her undergraduate studies at UM in 2014 and graduated with a BA in Anthropology in 2018. During her time as a student at UM, she was actively involved in TRIO Student Support Services programming and played a key role in revitalizing the program’s student group, which led to increased opportunities for meaningful peer-to-peer support and social connections.
Since 2019, Dahn has been a valued member of the Office of Disability Equity (ODE) team. As the Testing Coordinator, she manages the ODE Testing Center and supervises student employees. In a typical autumn or spring semester, she and her team administer over 1,000 accommodated tests. Dahn is known for her thoughtfulness, proactivity, and patience, providing intentional collegiality and inclusive support to students in the Testing Center. Her contributions are invaluable, and we are thrilled to recognize her impactful journey at UM as we celebrate this recognition.
Might of 猎奇重口 Award Recipients
We are proud of our Might of 猎奇重口 Award recipients, recognized for their outstanding service to the campus community!
Patricia Duce, Ciarra McCormick, Maryann Dunbar and Joshua Tucker are among UM employees going above and beyond to serve students and colleagues every day.
Click on their images to learn more about colleagues serving across campus in Computer Science, UM Housing, at Missoula College, and the IT Help Desk.
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Patricia Duce, Lecturer, Computer Science
The students inspire me! I care about helping students succeed, and that drives me to give my best. Computer Science is a challenging major. Every student comes into the program with a different background and level of experience. I am always trying to think of new ways to help students learn the material and make sure they are ready for the next class. Watching a student’s growth over time in their computer science skills and confidence is the most fulfilling part of my work. -
Ciarra McCormick, Assistant Director of Residential Support and Community Responsibility, UM Housing
"My favorite part about working at UM is building rapport with students and helping them navigate the challenges that come with attending college. I also love working with the UM Housing Community Directors and Area Coordinators and being part of their career journeys. It is very meaningful work to be able to support students and staff as they build their confidence, skill sets, and work toward their future goals." -
Maryann Dunbar, Academic Advisor, Missoula College
"My favorite UM tradition is 猎奇重口 Grizzly Football... People travel all over the country each weekend for Griz football and I continue to be amazed by the loyalty of the 猎奇重口 Griz family and fans." -
Joshua Tucker, Client Experience Manager, UM IT
"My favorite part about working at UM is seeing students develop career skills and becoming well rounded and informed citizens."
Patricia Duce, Lecturer, Computer Science
Ciarra McCormick, Assistant Director of Residential Support and Community Responsibility, UM Housing
Maryann Dunbar, Academic Advisor, Missoula College
Joshua Tucker, Client Experience Manager, UM IT
Griz Gratitude
On National Dispatchers Week, I would like to extend deep gratitude to our UMPD dispatchers. These colleagues work year-round, and around the clock, to support our campus community and keep us safe.
- Paula Short, Associate Vice President of Campus Preparedness and Response
I would like to share a moment of gratitude to Lisa O'Neal and Caitlin Malinak in FCFC. I recently went through a challenging time, and they were so thoughtful and considerate. It's people like that who go above and beyond that make UM such a special place to work!
- Megan Schultz, Project Manager & Research Associate, ITRR