Join guest host Jenny Whittington, former Executive Director of URMIA, on this episode of URMIA Matters as she welcomes two distinguished guests: Eno Oregbesan, Director of Risk Management at Rice University, and Kathy Hargis, Associate Vice President of Risk Management and Compliance at Lipscomb University. Both guests share their extensive involvement with URMIA, highlighting their roles in various committees and task forces since 2009 and 2005, respectively. Take a peek into the workings of the Honors Committee, which celebrates outstanding individuals and achievements in the higher education risk management community. Discover the prestigious awards presented at the annual URMIA conference and learn why your nominations matter! Tune in for an insightful discussion on recognizing excellence and fostering a culture of appreciation in higher education risk management.
Show Notes
URMIA Honors and Awards – Nominate a Colleague or Yourself for an award by June 27!
Guests
Kathy Hargis, Associate Vice President of Risk Management & Compliance - Lipscomb University
Eno Oregbesan, Director, Risk Management - Rice University
Guest Host
Jenny Whittington, Executive Director, Emerita - URMIA
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