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Lee Stover Receives 2025 Outstanding Staff Award at NCC
Lee Stover, an enrollment management specialist at Northwest Iowa Community College (NCC) in Sheldon, Iowa, has been awarded the prestigious 2025 Outstanding Staff Award. This recognition highlights Stover’s exceptional contributions to the college community, reflecting his dedication and impact on students and colleagues alike.
A graduate of Adrian High School, Stover has become a pivotal member of NCC’s enrollment management team. Ashley Peters, the Director of Admissions, praised Stover’s uplifting nature, stating, “Every team has that one person who lifts others up, and for us, that person is Lee. He brings energy, encouragement, and positivity to everyone he works with.” She emphasized Stover’s unwavering loyalty and determination, noting that he consistently goes the extra mile to support others’ success.
Celebrating Commitment to Education
Stover’s passion for education and his commitment to fostering a supportive environment make him a role model in service-oriented work. His efforts not only enhance the educational experience for students but also contribute significantly to the college’s mission of creating a thriving learning atmosphere. Peters remarked on Stover’s qualities, saying, “His passion for education and his commitment to the people around him make him an outstanding example of what it means to serve with purpose.”
Alongside Stover, Millet Kracht was recognized with the 2025 Outstanding Faculty Award for his work in NCC’s nationally recognized powerline program. As an industry professional and instructor, Kracht plays a crucial role in shaping the next generation of skilled workers. Leah Murphy, NCC’s Executive Dean of Student and Academic Services, commended both honorees, stating, “Milet and Lee demonstrate how powerful committed educators and staff can be in shaping student success.”
Murphy further highlighted that the dedication of staff like Stover and Kracht significantly contributes to NCC’s mission, fostering a campus atmosphere where learning and service are prioritized. Their achievements underscore the important role that dedicated faculty and staff play in the educational landscape.
Stover’s recognition serves as an inspiration not only within the college but also to the broader community, showcasing the impact of committed individuals in education. As he continues to uplift those around him, Stover exemplifies the spirit of service that is integral to the mission of Northwest Iowa Community College.
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