Fort Detrick honors Career Service Award winners
The December 9 ceremony at Strough Auditorium announced Fort Detrick Career Service Award winners. Col Merle J. Snyder presented plaques and the recipients earned a chance to compete with 70,000 federal employees in Baltimore’s upcoming Excellence in Federal Career Awards. Winners span multiple Garrison and IMED units, including W Preston Fouke, Richard Ferendo, Todd Boudreau, Susan Welkes, Dale Seburn, L Roberta Staley, Barbara Bader, Michael Young, Eva Garrett-Johnson, Judy Nunnally, Hubert Kaempf, Taniesha Jackson, Donna Gray, John Morrill, Percy Warren, and others for various supervisory, professional, clerical, and service categories.
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Fort Detrick
Strough Auditorium
Merle J. Snyder
Baltimore
W. Preston Fouke
U.S. Army Garrison
Directorate of Logistics
Richard S. Ferendo
Army ‘Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Todd ‘M. Boudreau
110Th U.S. Army Signal Bn
Susan L. Welkes
U.S. Army Medical Research and ‘Materiel Command
Dale W. Seburn
U.S. ‘Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
L. Loberta ‘Staley
U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Barbara Bader
U.S. Army Medical ‘Research Institute of Infectious ‘Diseases
Michael J. Young
Eva Garrett-Johnson
U.S. Army ‘Garrison
Directorate of
Judy A. Nunnally
U.S. Army Medical Materiel ‘Agency
Hubert J. Kaempf
Directorate of Public ‘Works
Spc
Taniesha L. Jackson
Donna ‘S. Gray
Directorate of Safety and Environment
John C. Morrill
U.S. Army ‘Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Harry Cook
Directorate of Personnel and Community Activities
Percy Warren
Judy Nunnally
Donna Gray
Spec
Tanesha Jackson
CW2
Todd Boudreau
Susan Welkes
John Morrill
Richard Ferendo
Preston Fouke
Clarinda Vincent
Michael Young
Dale Seburn
Hubert Kaempf
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George Washington University Hospital eyes downsizing plan
Hospitals struggle with crowded facilities and aging infrastructure as patient demand grows. George Washington University Medical Center seeks a 120 to 140 million dollar remodel, shedding beds and adding an outpatient facility to meet rising outpatient surgery and treatment needs amid a shift toward managed care and shorter hospital stays.
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Washington
George Washington University Medical Center
Secret Service
Ronald Reagan
Thomas W. Chapman
George Washington
U.S
Dick Davidson
American Hospital Association
AHA
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