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Serving Generations Well In 1966, when Lyndon B. Johnson was president, Gloria Westley joined Cleveland State as an elevator operator in Fenn Tower. Shortly thereafter, she transitioned to food service, garnering respect from staff, students and management. Early to work every day, Westley’s uniform is perfectly pressed, wearing her name tag, hat and cut glove – outperforming staff members 45 years her junior.
A consummate and humble employee, Westley has served under eight university presidents, nine governors of Ohio and 10 U.S. presidents. No wonder she is considered one of the best all-time CSU associates.
In honor of Black History Month, we are proud to celebrate the profound impact of African Americans on art and music. This month we are sharing the incredible story of Frances Hodges.
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As the school year ends, we want to showcase our graduating interns and their remarkable accomplishments. Congratulations to our interns and thank you for choosing to work with us.
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My participation in the Special Olympics has given me much more than medals. I’ve made friends from other counties, I’ve had the opportunity to see different places, and it has shaped me immensely. Being able to spend time with my friends at the Special Olympics is one of the most important reasons I love doing them.
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