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Service Quality Awards.
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Service Quality Awards


Employee recognition is an integral part of service quality improvement. A program that recognizes employees and their contributions in a formal way before their peers is an important motivator for team building in every organization. It helps establish an environment that promotes high quality service. This is the basis for the Library's Service Quality Improvement awards -to promote excellent service quality improvement and a model of service for all Yale University employees to strive to achieve.

The Award was established by the Library Management Council in spring 2000 by approval of recommendation from the Service Quality Improvement Council.


Nominations for the Service Quality Improvement Awards may be submitted by any current library employee (and any library employee may nominate him/herself).

All nomination forms must include the name, department, and a supporting statement as to how the nominated team or individual meets the criteria for the award. The form must also be signed by the nominee's supervisor as acknowledgement that he/she has been made aware that the individual or team has been nominated. All forms will be forwarded to the Library's Human Resources Department.

Download the Nomination form
Download the Reference Form

2006 Awards (independent of Service Quality Improvement Council)

2005 Awards

2004 Awards

2003 Awards

2002 Awards

2001 Awards

2000 Awards

 
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