faculty
under review for reappointment, tenure, or promotion, 2005-06
As specified in College legislation, the Committee on Faculty Appointments publishes each fall a list of faculty members to be reviewed that year for tenure, promotion, reappointment, or merit increases. Listed below are the faculty members to be reviewed in 2005-06, excluding candidates who requested that their names not be published. Early in semester II, the Committee will publish an updated list of faculty to be reviewed in the spring. 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).
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faculty under review for tenure (fall)
R&P Committee recommendations are due no later than Monday, October 17, 2005. The candidates will be notified by December 15, 2005.
Economics:
Akila Weerapana
French:
Denis Grele
History:
Valerie Ramseyer
reappointments of individuals requiring a one-year notification. R&P Committee recommendations are due Wednesday, March 1, 2006. The candidates will be notified by the end of the academic year.
Art:
Jessica Irish
Biological Sciences:
Andrea Sequeira
Chemistry:
Nolan Flynn
Classical Studies:
Catherine Gilhuly
Computer Science:
Brian Tjaden
East Asian Languages & Literatures:
Jack Chen
French:
Scott Gunther
Middle Eastern Studies:
Rachid Aadnani
Physics:
Mark Goldman
Spanish:
Raul Rubio
promotion
to rank of full professor
The following associate professors are eligible for review for promotion. R&P recommendations are due Tuesday, April 18, 2006. Date of notification is not legislated.
Biological Sciences:
Nicholas Rodenhouse
Chemistry:
David Haines
Computer Science:
Takis Metaxas
Psychology:
Nancy Genero
Russian:
Thomas Hodge
spring
reappointments/promotions of faculty in the Department of Physical Education and Athletics. R&P Committee recommendations are due Monday, April 3, 2006. The candidates will be notified by the end of the academic year.
Elizabeth Driscoll
Connie Bauman
instructors
in science laboratory (reappointments)
R&P Committee recommendations should be submitted to the Dean of the College for review by Wednesday, March 1, 2006. The candidates will be notified on or about Monday, April 3, 2006.
Biological Sciences:
Vachik Hacopian
Carol Ann Paul
Computer Science:
Sohie Lee
Sociology:
Joe Swingle
full
and associate professors eligible for consideration for merit increase . Letters should be submitted by Tuesday, January 17 to be most helpful.
Africana Studies:
Anthony Martin
Anthropology:
Philip Kohl
Art:
Judith Black
Carlos Dorrien
Peter Fergusson
Miranda Marvin
Astronomy:
Wendy Bauer
Richard French
Biological Sciences:
John Cameron
Gary Harris
Chemistry:
Flick Coleman
Nancy Kolodny
Computer Science:
Ellen Hildreth
East Asian Languages & Literatures:
Ruby Lam
Jing-Heng Ma
Carolyn Morley
Economics:
Phillip Levine
Ann Witte
English:
William Cain
Lawrence Rosenwald
Margery Sabin
French:
Andrea Levitt
Catherine Masson
Michele Respaut
German:
Thomas Hansen
Jens Kruse
Mathematics:
Philip Hirschhorn
Martin Magid
Alexia Sontag
Helen Wang
Physical Education & Athletics:
Ann Batchelder
Physics:
Robert Berg
Psychology:
Elissa Koff
R. Steven Schiavo
Paul Wink
Religion:
Sharon Elkins
Edward Hobbs
Stephen Marini
Sociology:
Lee Cuba
Spanish:
Elena Gascon-Vera
Joy Renjilian-Burgy
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.
Africana Studies:
Pashington Obeng
Computer Science:
Scott Anderson
Music:
Marion Dry
Neal Hampton
Isabelle Plaster
Political Science:
Lois Wasserspring
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