faculty
under review for reappointment, tenure or promotion
semester
II, 2004-05
As
specified in College legislation, the Committee
on Faculty Appointments published last fall a
list of faculty members to be reviewed in 2004-05
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who requested that their names not be published,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 Committee’s 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
with a signature (not via e-mail).
|
reappointments of
individuals requiring a one-year notification.
R&P Committee recommendations are
due Tuesday, March 1, 2005. The candidates
will be notified
by the end of the academic year.
Biological
Sciences:
Jennifer Hood-DeGrenier
Economics:
Eric Hilt
English:
Lisa Rodensky
Geosciences:
Daniel Brabander
History:
Alejandra Osorio
Mathematics:
Mira Bernstein
Physics:
Courtney Lannert
Political Science:
Lori Johnson
promotion
to rank of full professor
The following associate
professors are eligible for review for promotion.
R&P
recommendations are due Friday, April 15, 2005.
Date of notification is not legislated.
Art:
Phyllis McGibbon
Biological Sciences:
T. Kaye Peterman
Nicholas Rodenhouse
Economics:
Kyle Kauffman
German:
Thomas Nolden
Mathematics:
Charles Bu
Ann Trenk
Philosophy:
Alison McIntyre
spring
reappointments/promotions of
faculty in the Department of Physical Education
and Athletics. R&P Committee recommendations
are due Friday, April 1, 2005. The candidates
will be notified by the end of the academic
year.
Bonnie
Dix
Christine Franek
Kathy Hagerstrom
Shona Kerr
instructors
in science laboratory (reappointments)
R&P
Committee recommendations should be submitted
to the Dean of the College for review by Tuesday,
March 1, 2005. The candidates will be notified
on or about Friday, April 1, 2005.
Biological
Sciences:
Tucker Crum
Sharon Leavitt
Janet McDonough
Chemistry:
Mona Hall
Computer Science:
Stella Kakavouli
Geosciences:
Kathleen Gilbert
Rebecca Mattison
Physics:
Thomas Bauer
Lauri Wardell
full
and associate professors eligible
for consideration for merit increase. Letters
should be submitted by Friday, January 14,
to be most helpful.
Africana
Studies:
Selwyn Cudjoe
Art:
Lilian Armstrong
Patricia Berman
Alice Friedman
Biological Sciences:
Barbara Beltz
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
Italian Studies:
David Ward
Mathematics:
Frederic Shultz
Howard Wilcox
Music:
Charles Fisk
Philosophy:
Adrian Piper
Kenneth Winkler
Physics:
Theodore Ducas
Political Science:
William Joseph
Joel Krieger
Craig Murphy
Robert Paarlberg
Wilbur Rich
Psychology:
Beth Hennessey
Margery Lucas
Julie Norem
Religion:
Barbara Geller
T. James Kodera
Louise Marlow
Sociology:
Jonathan Imber
Spanish:
Lorraine Roses
Women’s Studies:
Rosanna Hertz
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.
East
Asian Languages & Literatures:
Yoshimi Maeno
Eiko Torii-Williams
Education:
Kenneth Hawes
French:
Sylvaine Egron-Sparrow
Marie-Paule Tranvouez
Music:
Lisa Graham
Theatre Studies:
Nora Hussey
Kenneth Loewit
Click
Here to View Previous Issues Return
to the Office for Public Information Homepage
WellesleyWeek is published
each Monday during the academic year by the Office
for Public Information. All events are free and
open to the public unless otherwise noted. Phone
numbers are dialed 781 283-xxxx. Campus-sponsored
event listings are welcome via an online form at www.wellesley.edu/PublicAffairs/WellesleyWeek/Forms/wellswkform.html or
e-mail to wellesleyweekcalendar@wellesley.edu.
Printed submissions can be sent to WellesleyWeek,
Public Information, 354 Green Hall, Wellesley College,
106 Central St., Wellesley, MA 02481. Deadline
for calendar submissions is noon on the Monday
prior to publication. For paid subscriptions, call
781 283 2373. View WellesleyWeek online at www.wellesley.edu/PublicAffairs/WellesleyWeek/wellesleyweek.html.
For more events, go to https://calendar.wellesley.edu/wv3 for
the online campus calendar.
|
