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

Clarkson University

  • Stephen T. Casper, history
  • Sulapha Peethamparan, civil and environmental engineering
  • Stephen J. Sauer, consumer and organizational behavior

Colorado College

  • Pedro de Araujo, economics and business
  • Peggy Daugherty, chemistry
  • Stefan Erickson, mathematics
  • Shawn Womack, theater and dance
  • Peter Wright, religion

Denison University

  • Katy Crossley-Frolick, political science
  • Peter Grandbois, English
  • Fadhel Kaboub, economics
  • Bill Kirkpatrick, communication
  • Keun-Joo Christine Pae, religion, women's studies and queer studies
  • Joe Reczek, chemistry and biochemistry
  • Karen Spierling, history
  • Megan Threlkeld, history and women's studies

Linfield College

  • Patrick Cottrell, political science
  • Michael Huntsberger, mass communication
  • Lisa Weidman, mass communication

Ursinus College

  • Deborah Barkun, art and art history
  • Cory Straub, biology

 

 

 

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