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On the job: Tim SpahnName and title: Tim Spahn, ground services foreman.
Length of service: 15 years. What he does: He manages the operations of ground services, which includes all new landscape construction, plantings, contracting for outside work, maintenance, winter snow removal, roads and walks maintenance on both campuses. City gardening: A focal point for the Chicago campus is the Law School courtyard. Busy time: With commencement coming up, this is it! On a walk through campus, notice fresh mulch applied, flower beds cleaned up and replanted, and bare lawn spots filled in. Staff: Spahn oversees 19 full-time and 30 temporary employees during the growing season. Biggest challenge: “It’s keeping up with campus construction,” Spahn says. “Trying to keep things looking good when there are big holes in the ground. And of course those jobs all carry with them deadlines.” |
Seven elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences Report details achievements of Highest Order of Excellence plan University prepares to start next discussions on long-range plan Dobroski celebration is May 22
Law School convocation is May 18
2003 Northwestern Alumni Association Awards
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