College of Business Administration staff member receives Delta Zeta Lamplighter Award

KENT, Ohio - April 15, 2014 - PRLog -- Nicole Kotlan, academic program director of Kent State University's College of Business Administration, was recently announced as the 2014 recipient of the Delta Zeta Lamplighter Award from the Kent Alumnae Chapter.

Kotlan is currently both the campus and chapter academic advisor for the Gamma Kappa Chapter of Delta Zeta at Kent State University.

The purpose of the Lamplighter Award is “to acknowledge one member in each alumnae chapter who has given that extra bit of spark, devotion and loyalty to her chapter as an officer or member.”

The Lamplighter Award is not given every year, but Delta Zeta Gamma Kappa Chapter President Taylor Winter said the chapter felt it needed to recognize Kotlan’s outstanding work and dedication.

“It has been a great honor working with Nicole, and we all have learned very valuable life lessons from her,” said Winter.  “She has shown that we can take the skills we learn by being in a sorority and transfer those skills to everyday life.”

The award was presented at the Regional Delta Zeta State Day at Bowling Green State University in April.

“I am honored to receive this recognition,” said Kotlan.  “I truly enjoy working with the undergraduate students in the organization and giving my time to assist them in their academic success.”

To find out more information on the College of Business Administration please visit www.kent.edu/business (http://www2.kent.edu/business) .