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N.D. (NewsDakota.com) Tiffany (Ost) Fylling will soon receive the Board of Regents Staff Achievement Award for her outstanding service to Minot State University and the community.

Fylling joined Minot State in 2010 as the administrative assistant in the Office of Enrollment Services. When the university received its Title IV TRiO-Student Support Services grant in 2010, Fylling was hired as the tutoring coordinator and supplemental instruction supervisor in the POWER Center. In 2012, she was promoted to advising coordinator. In this role, she advises more than 100 students, while continuing to supervise supplemental instruction.

Fylling holds a bachelor’s degree in health science from Valley City State University. Possessing meaningful relationships with students and a desire to enhance her advising skills, the Valley City native is pursuing a master’s degree in school counseling from North Dakota State University. In addition to her POWER Center responsibilities, she also serves on the Admissions Exemption Committee, the Advising Task Force, and she has been involved with the recently implemented University Advocacy Network.

In 2012, she received the Center for Engaged Teaching and Learning’s Outstanding First Year Student Advocate Award and most recently was recognized as the 2014 Student Government Association Adviser of the Year. Fylling is the daughter of Tim & Nancy Ost of Valley City.