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Friday, 27 November 2020

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Im Corona-Jahr wurde der Anton-Schelnast-Preis online verliehen

Mitten im zweiten, harten Corona-Lockdown, der Teile des öffentlichen Lebens in Österreich stilllegt, hatte die Universität Graz einen Grund zu feiern. Sie zeichnete am 26. November 2020 in einem Online-Format MitarbeiterInnen des allgemeinen Personals mit dem Anton-Schelnast-Preis für Leistung und Innovation aus. Der Preis, der auf den 2017 verstorbenen Uni-Graz-Mitarbeiter und Initiator der Auszeichnung Anton Schelnast zurückgeht, wird mittlerweile jährlich für herausragende Leistungen während eines Jahres an Einzelpersonen und Gruppen vergeben. Virtuell überreicht wurden sie von Rektor Martin Polaschek und Personalressort-Leiter Kurt-Martin Lugger. Ehrenpreise bekamen in diesem Jahr Kurt Ansperger, pensionierter Leiter der Physik-Werkstatt sowie die langjährige Vizerektorin für Personal und Gleichstellung Renate Dworczak.

Im Rahmen der Veranstaltung wird von Kurt-Martin Lugger auch immer den Verstorbenen des vergangenen Jahres gedacht. Diesmal wurde eine Schweigeminute für Chen Yu, Egon Mack, Peter Gryzbeck, Hugo Keiper und Andreas Reiser abgehalten.

 

Die GewinnerInnen 2020 sind:

Kategorie "Innovation - Einzel"

  1. Florian Haller
  2. Georg Stegmüller
  3. Stefan Schuh
  4. Anja Hoffmann
  5. Anand Natampalli


Kategorie "Innovation - Team"

  1. Marianne Pasterk und Zoe Steiner
  2. Gerhild Leljak und Christian Stalzer


Kategorie "Kooperation - Einzel" 

  1. Sylvia Umschaden
  2. Christien Schönhuber
  3. Daniela Scheer
  4. Renate Zmuck
  5. Evamaria Schafzahl


Kategorie "Kooperation - Team"

  1. Robert Fuchs, Mario Müller, Gerald Lind, Stefanie Lerch
  2. Eva Regele, Eva Schellnast, Barbara Hey, Ulrike Schustaczek
  3. Monika Valentini, Bianca Gollmann, Lisa Scheer, Ilse Wieser


Kategorie "Engagement - Einzel"

  1. Rupert Schwarzl
  2. Isabella Wilfing
  3. Margarethe Irrasch
  4. Kurt Bischof
  5. Alexandra Binder
  6. Anzelika Sabaleva
  7. Birgit Tschandl
  8. Sabine Schmid
  9. Jonas Berger
  10. Katharina Gingl
  11. Monika Steyer
  12. Sabine List
  13. Julia Hiebler
  14. Gernot Gölles
  15. Verena Sernetz

 

Kategorie "Engagement - Team"

  1. Andrea Granitz, Elke Handl, Ingrid Hable, Christine Schönhuber
  2. Sara Riegler, Silvia Baumgartner
  3. Othmar Dittrich, Cornelia Kerschberger, Birgit Theiss

 

Kategorie "Corona-Einzel" - alle Plätze ex aequo, Reihung alphabetisch:

  • Alexandra Binder
  • Dieter Cerny
  • Gabriela Gnus
  • Elke Handl
  • Michael Hirczy
  • Anna Hutter
  • Martin Koller
  • Dieter Lang
  • Claudia Puschenjak
  • Ingeborg Röllig
  • Stefan Schuh
  • Wolfgang Schleifer
  • Jürgen Tremer
  • Bernhard Weber
  • Leo Wohofsky

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