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

Frostburg State University

  • Shoshana Brassfield, philosophy
  • Daniel Moorehead, sociology
  • Jill Morris, English
  • Jodi Nichols, educational professions
  • Benjamin Norris, chemistry
  • Beth Scarloss, educational professions
  • John Stoothoff, educational professions
  • Wenjuan Xu, computer science and information technologies

Iona College

  • Jennifer Gerometta, speech
  • Colleen Jacobson, psychology
  • Dorothy Leone, speech
  • Natalie Redcross, mass communication
  • Heechang Shin, information systems

McDaniel College

  • Molly Jacobs, biology
  • Richard M. Smith, sociology

Pennsylvania Highlands Community College

  • Robert Clark, criminal justice and social sciences

Thiel College

  • Jared Johnson, English
  • Melissa Oakes, business administration and accounting
  • Chris Stanisky, chemistry

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