The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) has awarded a 2014-2015 Outstanding Student Chapter Award designation to the University of Colorado Denver Business School SHRM student chapter for providing exceptional growth and development opportunities to its student chapter members.
“We had a comprehensive list of objectives to complete from April 1, 2014 to March 31, 2015 to effectively compete nationally – and we did so. Our officers did a wonderful job in leading this effort – I am very pleased,” stated Virg Setzer, adjunct faculty member and advisor to the chapter.
SHRM Chapter President, Domenica Ortega stated, “The dedicated and professional work by our officers clearly reflects the HR, Management, and Leadership capabilities of our UC Denver Business School programs, and I personally wish to recognize our Spring 2015 Officers for an outstanding job”
- President Domenica Ortega
- Vice President Kristin Edelberg
- Student Relations Director Ashley Thomasen (President Elect Fall 2015)
- Recruiting Director Dishi Solanki
- Social Media/Communications Director Pranav Waghmare
- Secretary Trudy Vo
- Treasurer/Finance Director Turki Alsadoun
- Social Engagement Director Crystal Corley
- Professional Development Director Breanna Berens
- Community Service Director Kayla Coburn
The Business School SHRM student chapter receives a digital logo for use in electronic or print communications, a recognition plague, and will be recognized in SHRM’s publications and at its national conference later this summer.
SHRM is the world’s largest association devoted to human resource management. Representing more than 275,000 professional and 20,000 student members in over 160 countries, the association serves the needs of HR professionals and advances the interests of the HR profession.
The Denver Business School chapter has been a Top 10 SHRM chapter and serves students by providing (1) opportunities for networking with business professionals, faculty, and other students; (2) opportunities for scholarship, internship, and employment; (3) opportunities for Business management and HR professional development by having access to information about HR and business management professions. The UCD SHRM Student Chapter is affiliated with the Mile High SHRM Professional Chapter.
“SHRM is pleased to announce our 2014-2015 Student Chapter Merit Award winners. These chapters, led by an inspiring and dedicated group of student volunteers and chapter advisors, truly represent the future of the HR profession,” said Susan Post, Divisional Director, East and the lead for SHRM’s Student Programs. “Their achievements, which go above and beyond their everyday academic and work commitments, is commendable, and we applaud the positive impact their efforts have on their schools, the local community and beyond. The future of HR shines bright knowing these students are among those leading the way.”
For more information about SHRM’s Student Chapter Merit Award program, visit http://www.shrm.org/Communities/StudentPrograms/Pages/awards.aspx.
For more information about the SHRM Student chapter at the CU Denver Business school contact Virgil Setzer: virg.setzer@ucdenver.edu.
