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Navarrete to Depart Turner College Dean’s Office in July

After more than 10 years of dedicated service to the Turner College Dean’s Office, Danielle Navarrete has decided to pursue a new professional opportunity as a Data Analyst for Auburn University.  During her tenure in the Turner College, she made significant contributions and consistently demonstrated a commitment to excellence.  In 2020, Navarrete was honored with the prestigious President's Staff Excellence Award, a testament to her exceptional work ethic and dedication. She also received the Turner College’s Olice Embry Award that same year.  According to Turner College Dean Deb Kidder, “These accolades speak volumes about Danielle's commitment to serving students, helping faculty, and supporting the university.  Beyond individual recognition, Danielle has played an integral role in our community and staff.”  Additionally, Navarrete served on the CSU Staff Council for eight years, displaying strong leadership abilities and a desire to improve CSU’s work environment.  During her tenure on the Council, she served as the Finance officer for two years, as the Secretary for two years, as well as serving as co-chair of the Fundraising Committee.  Some of Navarrete’s many duties in the Turner College included helping with student issues, data collection for assessment and accreditation, providing technical support for the Turner College blog, advisor of the Beta Gamma Sigma business honor society, as well as many, many other activities.  “[Danielle’s] performance has made a significant contribution to our collective success, and I am grateful for all that she has contributed.  Please join me in wishing her well as she pursues the next stage of her career,” Kidder concluded.

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