Learn how Bob Henkel helps turn the sprawling Medical Campus into a place anyone can navigate.
Meet the man who keeps us from getting lost
Category: Staff
Drum Major Awards recognize faculty, staff and students at WashU Medicine (Links to an external site)
Peer-nominated awards from WashU Medicine’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion honor individuals who embody Martin Luther King Jr.’s work toward peace and justice for all.
Facilitating clinically relevant interventions (Links to an external site)
Working behind the scenes to support the production of early-phase clinical therapies, Elaine Bertke plays a key role in the Biologic Therapy Core Facility at WashU Medicine.
Embracing opportunities, touching lives (Links to an external site)
Serving as a medical secretary for Pediatric Neurology, LaMont Reed finds motivation in the daily opportunities to impact others’ lives.
Leading with empathy, managing finances (Links to an external site)
Isabelle Smith works behind the scenes as the Director of Finance and Administration for the Office of Health Informatics and Data Sciences.
Many hats, singular focus (Links to an external site)
Working as an event coordinator in the Operations & Facilities Management Department, Mary Hammett connects a wide range of people to WashU Medicine.
Demonstrating WashU Medicine’s strengths (Links to an external site)
Lauren Hurt, assistant director of auxiliary services for the Operations and Facilities Management Department, brings people and events together to demonstrate what makes WashU — WashU.
Fostering community, wellness and equity (Links to an external site)
Floyd Boykin, patient financial specialist in the Physicians Billing Service department, enhances his team’s experience through his example, leadership.
Supporting the next generation of researchers (Links to an external site)
Adisa Kalkan approaches her work as project administrator for the Clinical Research Training Center with wisdom, humility, leading with integrity.
Navigating the research funding landscape (Links to an external site)
Serving in the Department of Surgery as a grants specialist, Danielle Schulte seeks to help end cancer, provide global solutions and train the next generation of scientists.