What Others Say... Comments on past work performance
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From: Miguel F. da Cunha, Ph.D., Department
of Experimental Radiotherapy, The University of Texas System
Cancer Center, M.D. Anderson Hospital (and adjunct faculty,
Texas Woman's University, Department of Biology)
To: Mr. Grady McAllister, Learning Resource
Center, TWU Institute of Health Sciences - Houston
"As you prepare
to leave Texas Woman's University, I wish to express my
appreciation for the excellent quality of services that
you have provided me during your administration of the
LRC.
"As
an adjunct faculty member with limited permanence on campus,
it is very important to me to have all the audio-visual
aids that my courses require at the odd hours that they
are taught. You and your staff have always been eager
to help me choose the most suitable equipment and to make
all possible efforts to accommodate my needs for delivery
and pick-up of that equipment. This became especially
meaningful to me on the occasion of my neck surgery last
Fall that left me speechless for six weeks in the middle
of my Oncology course. Thanks to your efforts in adapting
microphones and voice amplifiers, I was able to maintain
the course continuity without much physical sacrifice.
"I
wish you all the luck in securing another position and
I feel assured that you will have no difficulties in using
your technical and administrative skills to achieve that
goal. Please feel free to give my name as a reference
if you so desire, and to make use of this letter as you
deem appropriate. Best wishes."
Dr.Da Cunha is now the Director of the Center for Teaching Excellence at the UT Health Science Center at Houston School of Nursing.
Article on nursing which interviews Dr. Da Cunha.
From: Sheryl Lawson, M. S., Teacher, Galena
Park Independent School District
"Not only
does he possess an extraordinary and broad intelligence
that will allow him to adapt to virtually any situation,
but he also has a pleasant and friendly personality. These
qualities will no doubt serve him well in any endeavor
he chooses to pursue. Your organization should look no
further than this unique and trustworthy individual."
From: Helen White, R.N.C., M.S., Practitioner-Teacher,
Nursing Education, The Methodist Hospital, Houston, Texas
To: Grady McAllister, Director of the Learning
Resource Center, TWU Institute of Health Sciences - Houston
"The Department
of Nursing Education wants to thank you for your participation
in the Methodist Hospital Nurse Refresher Course. Your
assistance in coordinating and facilitating our audiovisual
needs with room arrangements is greatly appreciated. The
positive evaluations from the Nurse Refresher students
were greatly influenced through use of the Texas Woman's
University Learning Resource Center."
From: Mona S. Kersh-Cochran, Associate Professor,
The Department Of Business And Economics, Texas Woman's University,
Denton, Texas
To: Mr. Grady McAllister, Director, Learning
Resource Center, TWU Institute of Health Sciences - Houston
"Many thanks
for all your help yesterday with the audiovisual equipment.
The TWU Funding Council story could never have been shown
without the assistance of you and your equipment.
"Your
excellent Learning Resource Center facility is certainly
to be commended."
From: Susan H. Crawford, R.N., Patient Care
Coordinator, Mainland Home Health Services, League City, TX
To: Grady McAllister, Learning Resource
Center, TWU Institute of Health Sciences - Houston
"I want to
thank you for all your assistance in selecting and providing
the video tape “Breath Auscultation” for Mainland’s
inservice. Your help in selecting the proper material
was greatly appreciated."
From: William R. Gould, Ph.D., Professor, School
of Physical Therapy, TWU Institute of Health Sciences, Houston
"In our individual
and busy work schedule it becomes easy to express what
becomes annoying to us, to go out of our way to let everyone
know what we don't like or who we don't find helpful or
effective. The corollary of course is that it is less
easy for us to comment on what is going right or to express
our thanks to those who help us to get our job done on
time and efficiently.
"With
that in mind, I would like to take a moment of your time
to express my appreciation for the work and cooperation
that is extended to me and my fellow faculty members on
the Houston Campus by Mr. Grady McAllister. I have been
with TWU for only a short time, just since this past Fall,
but during this time I have come to know of the work that
Grady does on my behalf. He has always been courteous
to me, has been competent in his manner and with getting
materials arranged for class, and has been helpful with
suggestions that have facilitated classroom instruction."
From: Millicent Patti, Competency Lab, TWU
Institute of Health Sciences - Houston
"I
have had the occasion to utilize video equipment from
the Learning Resource Center. Mr. McAllister has handled
my requests in an efficient, gracious manner."
From:Texas
Runaway Hotline
To: Mr. Grady McAllister, KIOX Radio, Bay
City, Texas
"The Governor
has asked me to send you the enclosed Certificate of Appreciation
for the contribution of public service time on behalf
of the runaway youth hotline project.
"It
is because of efforts such as yours that the needs of
troubled youth are being met."
From: Denise Phelan, Home Economist, The Rice
Council, Houston, Texas
To: Mr. Grady McAllister, KIOX Radio, Bay
City, Texas
"Many thanks
to you again for your usual warm welcome. Curtis and I
always enjoy our visit to Bay City because it gives us
the privilege of-working with professionals such as yourself."
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