Staff in Focus

Chris Gotski, director of the CU Book Store, will retire at the end of the year. Gotski has been with the store for 10 years and has held associate director and director roles during his tenure. He sat down with CU Boulder Today to reflect on his post.

The College Sports Information Directors of America will induct David Plati into its hall of fame in June. Recently, the Football Writers Association of America honored Plati with its Lifetime Achievement Award.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recognized CU Boulder's Lindsay Diamond, citing her community work raising awareness and making scientific information understandable and accessible through Community Immunity.

Part treasure hunters and part rescue squads, archivists ensure researchers access to original source material. Jennifer Sanchez of University Libraries discusses the greatest challenges and rewards.

David Danielson discusses his time on campus and changes he's seen in Facilities Management, an area responsible for the upkeep of everything from buildings to flower beds.

Deon Pfenning, emergency management plans program manager, deployed to south Georgia for eight days in September to help manage disaster response after Hurricane Irma.

Richelle Reilly uses a light touch when making improvements to spaces on campus so that people will say, "Isn't this lovely," yet not know she's made changes.

Jia Meeks, legislative liaison for CU Boulder, informs the campus community how he and the system Office of Government Relations can be a resource.

During a difficult time, a friend suggested Karstee Davis, study abroad program assistant in the Office of International Education, read Elizabeth Gilbert’s popular novel, "Eat Pray Love". Last fall, when Gilbert put out a call for essays about how "Eat Pray Love" impacted readers' lives, Davis knew she had a story to share.