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	faculty under review for reappointment, tenure or promotion: semester II, 2001-2002 As specified in College legislation, the Committee on Faculty Appointments published last fall a list of faculty members to be reviewed in 2001-2002 for tenure, promotion, reappointment, or merit increases. An updated list of the faculty members to be reviewed this spring, excluding candidates who requested that their names not be published, appears below. All members of the college community are encouraged to write letters about faculty members being reviewed and send them to the Office of the Dean of the College. Letters should be submitted before the R & P Committees' deadline to be most helpful. These letters are reviewed by the Committee on Faculty Appointments along with the student evaluation questionnaires. Many factors are considered in these decisions. These factors and the process of review, as well as the appropriate date for each review, are specified in the Articles of Government or the "Guidelines for the Department of Physical Education and Athletics." It is college policy to share with faculty and their departments all correspondence written on their behalf. Please indicate, either in your letter or in an attached note, whether (1) your letter should be shared, as written, with your name left on it, or (2) your letter should be shared with your name and identifying phrases removed. Letters should be submitted in writing with a signature (not via e-mail). faculty under review for tenure (spring) R & P Committee recommendations are due no later than Friday, March 15, 2002. The candidate will be notified by April 16, 2002. Political Science: Elizabeth DeSombre reappointments of individuals requiring a one-year notification. R & P Committee recommendations are due Friday, March 1, 2002. The candidates will be notified by the end of the academic year. Classical Studies: Brendon Reay Computer Science: Allen Downey Economics: Akila Weerapana French: Denis Grele History: Margaret McGlynn, Valerie Ramseyer, Nathaniel Sheidley Japanese: Eve Zimmerman Political Science: Christopher Candland promotion to rank of full professor The following associate professors are eligible for review for promotion. R & P recommendations are due Tuesday, April 16, 2002. Date of notification is not legislated. Art: Patricia Berman Italian Studies: David Ward Psychology: Julie Norem spring reappointments/promotions of faculty in the Department of Physical Education and Athletics. R & P Committee recommendations are due April 1, 2002. The candidate will be notified by the end of the academic year. Connie Bauman instructors in science laboratory (march review) R & P Committee recommendations should be submitted to the Dean of the College for review by Friday, March 1, 2002. The candidates will be notified on or about Monday, April 1, 2002. Biological Sciences: Vachik Hacopian,Simone Helluy Computer Science: Jean Herbst Geology: Rebecca Mattison Physics: George M. Caplan Quantitative Reasoning: Joseph Swingle instructors in science laboratory (september review) R & P Committee recommendations should be submitted to the Dean of the College for review by Monday, September 23, 2002. The candidate will be notified on or about Wednesday, October 23, 2002. Chemistry: Marilyn Turnbull full and associate professors eligible for consideration for merit increase. Africana Studies: Selwyn Cudjoe Anthropology: Sally Merry Art: Lilian Armstrong, Alice Friedman, James O' Gorman Biological Sciences: Barbara Beltz, T. Kaye Peterman, Dennis Smith Classical Studies: Guy Rogers Computer Science: Randy Shull Economics: Joseph Joyce Education: Barbara Beatty English:Kathryn Lynch, Timothy Peltason, Vernon Shetley French: Anne Gillain, Vicki Mistacco, Michele Respaut Mathematics: Fred Shultz, Howard Wilcox Music: Charles Fisk Philosophy: Adrian Piper, Ken Winkler Physics: Ted Ducas Political Science: William Joseph, Joel Krieger, Craig Murphy, Robert Paarlberg, Wilbur Rich Psychology: Beth Hennessey, Margery Lucas Religion: Barbara Geller, T. James Kodera Sociology: Jonathan Imber, Susan Silbey Spanish: Lorraine Roses Women’s Studies: Rosanna Hertz non-tenure-track faculty on multi-year appointments are normally reviewed in the last year of their contract. Recommendations should be submitted to the Dean of the College for review in the spring. English: Margaret Cezair-Thompson, Marilyn Sides Japanese: Yoshimi Maeno Writing Program: Winifred Wood Click Here to View Previous Issue Return to the Office of Public Information's Homepage Created by: Shanna Yetman '02 Maintained by: Mary Ann Hill, Office of Public Information Last Modified: February 4, 2002