College of LAS announces faculty promotions
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The College of LAS has announced 33 faculty promotions to take effect during the fall semester. The promotions include 15 faculty members who were promoted from associate professor to professor; 13 who were promoted from assistant professor to associate professor; and five who received specialized faculty promotions.
“We are proud to grant these well-deserved promotions to our faculty members,” said Venetria K. Patton, the Harry E. Preble Dean of the College of LAS. “They have displayed a spirit of service and learning to their fields and the people around them. The College of LAS is honored to support these individuals as they enter a new stage of their careers.”
The promotions are as follows:
Specialized faculty promotions
- David Dalpiaz, statistics
- Kelly Findley, statistics
- Karle Flanagan, statistics
- Christopher Kinson, statistics
- Gabriele La Nave, mathematics
To the rank of associate professor
- Elisabeth Bigsby, communication
- Li Qing Chen, plant biology
- Terri Chettiar, history
- Eun Yi Chung, economics
- William Guenthner, Earth science and environmental change
- Asma Hatoum, microbiology
- Maryam Kashani, Asian American studies/gender and women’s studies
- Kohei Kishida, philosophy
- Benjamin Levinstein, philosophy
- Xin Li, cell and developmental biology
- Avital Livny, political science
- C. Kemal Nance, African American studies
- Adam Osman, economics
To the rank of professor
- Teresa Barnes, gender and women’s studies/history
- Jacob Bowers, political science
- Zsuzsanna Fagyal, French and Italian
- Kay Kirkpatrick, mathematics
- Mary Kraft, chemical and biomolecular engineering
- Daniel Llano, molecular and integrative physiology
- Robert Morrissey, history
- Justine Murison, English
- Joaquín Rodríguez-López, chemistry
- Deena Rymhs, American Indian studies
- Randall Sadler, linguistics
- Yue Shen, astronomy
- Carol Symes, history
- Nathan Todd, psychology
- Wendy Yang, Earth science and environmental change/plant biology