Commander, Naval Education and Training Command (NETC) recognized the 2016 fourth quarter Junior and Senior Civilians of the Quarter at an award ceremony onboard Naval Air Station Pensacola (NASP) Feb. 14.

NETC Commander, Rear Adm. Mike White, praised the headquarters' staff for their consistent effort implementing the Navy's training mission and presented the awardees with a certificate and NETC plaque.

"Today we recognize the outstanding civilian performers who excel each day providing the Navy training domain with leadership and support," White said.

Lacey Rose, an accountant in the NETC Resources, Requirements and Assessment (N8) division was selected as the Senior COQ.
Rose was cited for her success in transferring the accounting workload from the Standard Account and Report System (STARS) to the Standard Accounting, Budgeting and Reporting System (SABRS). She also addressed problems with disbursement inflow by organizing a system-wide cleanup.

"Not only does she work very hard at her job, she is always willing to jump in wherever needed," said Nancy D'Arcy, operational accounting section head.

As the Welfare and Recreation (W&R) chairperson for the last several years, Rose is well known for her talent planning and executing recreational events.

"I enjoy the people I work with, and I take pleasure being on the W&R committee because it allows me to interact with other codes and learn about different aspects of the command," Rose said.

Information Technology (IT) Specialist Ashley Bouzios from NETC Contract Management and Procurement (N6) division at Saufley Field was named the Junior COQ.

Brian Padilla, contract management and procurement supervisor, said Bouzios is heavily relied on for her limitless resourcefulness.

"Ms. Bouzios spearheaded contract management and administration initiatives that improved information technology support for the domain, such that her work was praised by other commands," said Padilla.

Bouzios was cited for conducting a thorough IT analysis of business area task orders which enabled 43 independent IT support requirements to be consolidated into only five. Her efforts resulted in reduced processing time and cost savings by advancing enterprise service delivery through alignment of IT services provided by more than 450 NETC contractors.

Bouzios was honored to be recognized for the work she does.

"I enjoy feeling as though our collective efforts make a difference to the Sailor," said Bouzios.

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