Kayla Luttrell receives OSUAP Administrative Excellence Award
2-minute read | Posted on June 11, 2025 | Posted in: Staff
Congratulations to Kayla Luttrell who has received the 2025 Administrative Excellence Award from The Ohio State University!
This award is annually given by the Ohio State University Administrative Professionals (OSUAP) to two staff members, one from the university and one from the medical center. Luttrell currently serves as the executive assistant to Dean David Jenkins.
“Kayla plays a critical role in the success of our college and was an easy choice for the OSUAP Administrative Excellence Award,” says Jenkins. “She brings a breadth of experience in the college and has fantastic organizational skills and attention to detail. She is also passionate about improving our processes and brings a helpful demeanor to her interactions with others.”
This distinction honors administrative staff members for their ability to embody the following: leadership, innovation, resourcefulness, professionalism, and interpersonal skills. Candidates are nominated by fellow OSUAP members in recognition of their hard work and dedication to their respective roles.
To read more about the award and past recipients, click here.
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