Flagler College Honors Outstanding Staff with 2025 President’s Awards

President's Award graphic with Rotunda in the background
June 18, 2025
Flagler College recognized five exceptional staff members with the 2025 President’s Award during a ceremony held June 12. The annual award celebrates employees who go above and beyond their daily responsibilities, demonstrating outstanding performance and commitment to the College’s core values.

President John Delaney opened the event by sharing that recognizing staff was a priority of his since arriving at Flagler. “Every job on this campus is critical,” he said. “These awards are a way to acknowledge the meaningful work being done every day.”

This year’s recipients are Matthew Angelo, senior help desk technician; Matthew Green, senior associate director of athletics for internal operations; Sharon Muraca, executive assistant to the vice president of academic affairs and dean of the faculty; Andrew Nordelus, associate director of event technology; and Nanette Sowersby, custodian/housekeeper.

Each honoree was nominated by their peers for their exemplary service and lasting impact on the College. Winners received a $1,000 award in recognition of their contributions.

The President’s Award is open to full-time staff who have been employed at least 12 months and are in good standing.

About the Recipients

Matthew Angelo, Senior Help Desk Technician

Matt Angelo recieving president's award

Nominator shared: “Matt Angelo always goes above and beyond to perform his duties.  He is always respectful and kind to everyone around him. He does what he says he will do. His work ethic is exemplary.  He makes life easier by always being available to fix a problem or teach new skills.  He is very knowledgeable in his field and if he doesn’t know the answer, he finds the answer.  Working with Matt is a pleasure, and he full deserves this recognition.”

 

Matthew Green, Senior Associate Director of Athletics for Internal Operations

Matt Green President's Award

Nominator Shared: “Matt goes far beyond his responsibilities, dedicating weekends to covering student worker positions when needed and ensuring the success of athletic events.  He plays a vital role in supporting student-athletes academically and personally, always serving as a resource and mentor.  His leadership enhances the student athlete’s experience, and he actively contributes to the community while continuously improving through processional development. Matt always puts everyone first and never seeks recognition.”

 

Sharon Muraca, Executive Assistant to the Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty

Sharon Muraca recieving president's award

Nominator Shared: “Sharon Muraca has saved the day so many times for so many other staff members, deans, and faculty.  The college would not run without Sharon’s aid in helping everyone achieve their goals, whether it be planning visits for job candidates or reaching out to another department to navigate an Oracle issue.  Sharon is the go-to person in Academic Affairs.  She has created and maintains relationships with all departments on campus, and she knows and can help navigate every process and rule on campus.”

 

Andrew Nordelus, Associate Director of Event Technology

Andrew Nordelus recieving president's award

Nominator Shared: “Andrew gives his all to each and every event, making sure everything is in working order and ready to go.  He traveled to all the Flagler Forward events and worked with outside vendors to make sure each of these events was a success.  He is humble and genuine and a great team player.”

 

Nanette Sowersby, Custodian/Housekeeper

Nanette Sowersby recieving president's award

Nominator Shared: “Nanette is responsive when asked, she volunteers her assistance, she is friendly and outgoing, and very valued.  Housekeeping can be a very undervalued service but is essential to the functions of the College.  Without employees like Nanette, we would find ourselves missing on essential workers. Nanette is outgoing, friendly, and has a wonderful disposition.”