WREC Year End Report
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<strong>WREC</strong> DIRECTOR ASSESSMENT<br />
01. PROVIDES STRAIGHT TALK: 4.6<br />
• The most distinguishing trait about Curtis is this area. It is greatly<br />
appreciated and builds trust. I am more likely to complete a<br />
task and do so in the manner expected of me.<br />
• Gives clear expectations and deadlines.<br />
• Provides feedback that helps improve my performance.<br />
• I appreciate that Curtis keep us in the loop about all things<br />
pertaining to the <strong>WREC</strong>. It allows us to be proactive if needed<br />
and sometimes just gives us time to accept decisions/procedures<br />
that we don't necessarily think may be in our best interest.<br />
Curtis gives us background and rationale, which is always<br />
useful.<br />
• Yes — one of Curtis's strengths.<br />
• As straight as it can come.<br />
02. DEMONSTRATES RESPECT: 4.3<br />
• Discussions always involve how to best serve students and employees<br />
— I remember discussion whether or not to inform a<br />
student, who had fallen unconsciously, that their account is to<br />
be suspended pending a doctor's note. Curtis was adamant<br />
about waiting a day or two because the student had already<br />
gone through a difficult time. This shows compassion, empathy,<br />
and respect.<br />
• I often hear Curtis speak on behalf of student groups that often<br />
get marginalized by society and how we can create a center<br />
that incorporates them in our planning.<br />
• By seeking input from all areas<br />
• We have a small, but tight-knit staff and much of "can-do"<br />
attitude comes from the respect and expectation Curtis puts<br />
out to us. I think he knows he couldn't do it without us and I<br />
appreciate that respect.<br />
03. CREATES TRANSPARENCY: 4.6<br />
• This is a big trait for Curtis and it is evident in his work style —<br />
I never have any uncertainty or doubts on where he stands on<br />
issues and policies.<br />
• As part of the "core team" I feel that I have the information<br />
and background I need to do my job. I don't feel like Curtis<br />
tries to hide or hold back information.<br />
04. SHOWS DECISIVENESS: 4<br />
• This is a trait that I know Curtis values very much. It goes hand<br />
in hand with his goal to do things efficiently. He is timely in<br />
making decisions that have the best possible outcome.<br />
• Curtis is intentional in allowing others the time and space to<br />
arrive at their own conclusions. His questions of inquiry allow<br />
others to evaluate and aspire for better things.<br />
• Confident in decision making but makes sure employees feel<br />
opinions are valued when applicable.<br />
• However, still willing to change perspective when presented<br />
with compelling information.<br />
• This is a difficult one in the environment/framework we often<br />
work within. I feel Curtis knows the path he wants to follow,<br />
but sometimes it gets taken on a detour. I think he has learned<br />
quickly how to maneuver his way through it all.<br />
• A nice balance of making decisions while also taking input<br />
from"the team".<br />
05. RIGHTS WRONGS: 4.3<br />
• Being a straight-talker and very decisive can sometimes cause<br />
Curtis to step on people's toes. People can sometimes take<br />
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1 - POOR, 2 - NEEDS IMPROVEMENT, 3 - GOOD, 4 - GREAT, 5 - EXCELLENT 1 - POOR, 2 - NEEDS IMPROVEMENT, 3 - GOOD, 4 - GREAT, 5 - EXCELLENT<br />
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