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

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Steven Barrett, aeronautics and astronautics
  • Mark Bathe, biological engineering
  • Paola Cappellaro, nuclear science and engineering
  • Sangbae Kim, mechanical engineering
  • Jesse Kroll, civil and environmental engineering
  • Youssef Marzouk, aeronautics and astronautics
  • Brent D. Ryan, urban design and public policy
  • Kristel Smentek, history, theory and criticism
  • Armando Solar-Lezama, electrical engineering and computer science

University of Texas at San Antonio

  • Curtis Brewer, educational leadership and policy studies
  • Kinitra Brooks, English
  • Marco Cervantes, bicultural-bilingual studies
  • Zhi-Gang Feng, mechanical engineering
  • Jie Huang, civil and environmental engineering
  • Ram Krishnan, electrical and computer engineering
  • Oleg Larionov, chemistry
  • Marcelo Marucho, physics and astronomy
  • Lee Mason, interdisciplinary learning and teaching
  • Kelly Nash, physics and astronomy
  • Bekisizwe Ndimande, interdisciplinary learning and teaching
  • Kristen Pellegrino, music
  • Arturo Ponce-Pedraza, physics and astronomy
  • Lilliana Saldana, bicultural-bilingual studies
  • Daniel Sass, management science and statistics
  • Joshua Thurow, philosophy and classics
  • Saadet Toker-Beeson, architecture
  • Zachary Tonzetich, chemistry
  • Ethan Wickman, music
  • Zhongxia (Shelly) Ye, accounting

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