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faculty under review for reappointment, tenure, or promotion, semester II, 2003-2004 As specified in College legislation, the Committee on Faculty Appointments published last fall a list of faculty members to be reviewed in 2003-2004 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An updated list of the faculty members to be reviewed this spring, excluding candidates who requested that their names not be published, appears below.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.”
reappointments of individuals requiring a one-year notification R&P Committee recommendations are due Monday, March 1, 2004. The candidates will be notified by the end of the academic year. Economics: Patrick McEwan Religion: David Bernat Spanish: Kenia Halleck promotion to rank of full professor The following associate professors are eligible for review for promotion. R&P recommendations are due Thursday, April 15, 2004. Date of notification is not legislated. Chemistry: Christopher Arumainayagam English: Susan Meyer spring reappointments/promotions of faculty in the Department of Physical Education and Athletics R&P Committee recommendations are due Thursday, April 1, 2004. The candidates will be notified by the end of the academic year. Joan O’Hara Dorothy Webb instructors in science laboratory (reappointments) R&P Committee recommendations should be submitted to the Dean of the College for review by Monday, March 1, 2004. The candidates will be notified on or about Thursday, April 1, 2004. Astronomy: Jeffrey Regester Chemistry: Nicholas Doe Geology: Kathleen Gilbert Physics: George Caplan full and associate professors eligible for consideration for merit increase Letters should be submitted by April 15 to be most helpful. Africana Studies: Judith Rollins Art: Margaret Carroll, Bunny Harvey, Elaine Spatz-Rabinowitz Biological Sciences: Mary Allen, Emily Buchholtz Chemistry: Sonja Hicks, Adele Wolfson Classical Studies: Carol Dougherty, Mary Lefkowitz, Raymond Starr Economics: Karl Case, David Lindauer, Julie Matthaei English: Frank Bidart French: Barry Lydgate Geology: Harold Andrews, James Besancon, Margaret Thompson German: Margaret Ward History: Jerold Auerbach, Lidwien Kapteijns, Nina Tumarkin Italian Studies: Rachel Jacoff Jewish Studies: Frances Malino Mathematics: Alan Shuchat Music: Martin Brody, Gerdes Fleurant, Arlene Zallman Philosophy: Maud Chaplin, Alison McIntyre, Ifeanyi Menkiti Physics: William Quivers, Glenn Stark Political Science: Marion Just, Edward Stettner Psychology: Robin Akert, Jonathan Cheek, Claire Zimmerman Sociology: Thomas Cushman Spanish: Marjorie Agosin, Carlos Vega Women’s Studies: Susan Reverby non-tenure-track faculty and language instructors 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. Art: Rebecca Bedell, John Rhodes Computer Science: Jennifer Stephan English: Margaret Cezair-Thompson Japanese: Kazuko Ozawa Quantitative Reasoning: Corrine Taylor Russian: Alla Epsteyn Writing Program: Alexandra Johnson, Adam Schwartz, Lynne Viti
published by the office of the dean of the college in conjunction with the office for public information, february 4, 2004
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