Ortiz earns CASP designation
Denishea Ortiz, executive director of strategic marketing for Finance and Administration, has earned the CASP (certified auxiliary services professional) designation from the National Association of College Auxiliary Services. CASP is the only certification that demonstrates recipients have met a high standard of excellence, as defined by experts in the auxiliary services industry.
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