Cedarville University Wins Top IPMA Award

The 10-employee operation underwent sweeping changes in 2009, beginning with the merger of the campus post office and print operation under one manager.

“This was the beginning of a journey that has taken a great deal of teamwork,” explains Tammy Slone, manager.

To reduce bottlenecks in the post office, the in-plant tapped Cedarville’s Math and Computer Science departments and students to create a homegrown computerized package tracking system. This eliminated the manual logging in of incoming packages. The Package Tracker has allowed them to lower the staff and student hours while providing a higher level of service.