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The following individuals have recently been awarded tenure by their colleges and universities:

Arkansas State University

  • Timothy P. Bohn, theater arts
  • Audrey Bowser-Brown, secondary education
  • Sandra L. Combs, journalism
  • Sharon J. Davis, counseling
  • Julie Grady, teacher education
  • J. Stephen Guffey, physical therapy
  • Holly Kathleen Hall, journalism
  • Brandon Kemp, engineering
  • Shubha Kher, engineering
  • Veena S. Kulkarni, sociology
  • Marika Kyriakos, music
  • Travis D. Marsico, biological sciences
  • Zelda McMurtry, early childhood education
  • John Harlan Norris, art
  • Po-Lin Pan, radio-television
  • Paul Sikkel, biological sciences
  • Matthew Thatcher, communication studies
  • Christopher Wilson, music
  • Jianfeng Xu, agriculture
  • Hong Zhou, statistics

Dominican University, in Illinois

  • Lisa Amorosa, management
  • Daniela Andrei, chemistry
  • Bill Jenkins, theater arts
  • Lisa Petrov, Spanish
  • Khalid Razaki, accounting
  • Penny Silvers, education
  • Lisa Tama Weisman, philosophy
  • Noelle Allen Wright, sculpture

Hendrix College

  • Melissa Gill, art
  • Courtney Hatch, chemistry
  • Brett Hill, anthropology
  • Tyrone Jaeger, English and creative writing
  • Megan Leonard, economics
  • Aleksandra Pfau, history
  • Robert Williamson, religious studies

Middlebury College

  • Alexander Draper, theater
  • Samuel Liebhaber, Arabic
  • Stephen E. Viner, philosophy
  • Fernando de Sousa Rocha, Portuguese

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