The College congratulates our 21 faculty members who achieved tenure. They have each fulfilled the expectations the College had for them at the time they joined our faculty. They have all successfully served as teachers and advisers; they have achieved national recognition for their research, scholarship, or creative work; and they have all given service to the College, their departments, and the professional activities of their disciplines.
To recognize this important career milestone, each newly tenured faculty member has selected a book or other resource to be presented in his or her honor to the University Libraries. A bookplate will commemorate the occasion. See the web page which highlights the selected titles.
Anthropology
Katina Lillios Archaeology (tenured at the rank of associate professor) (jointly appointed in International Programs) PhD, Yale University
Art & Art History
Barbara Mooney Architectural history (jointly appointed in International Programs) PhD, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Susan White Painting and drawing MFA, University of California, Davis
Jon Winet Intermedia (tenured at the rank of associate professor) (jointly appointed in International Programs) MA, San Francisco State University
Cinema & Comparative Literature
Sasha Waters Freyer Film and media arts MFA, Temple University
Communication Studies
Kembrew McLeod Popular culture PhD, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
English
Lori Branch Eighteenth-century British literature PhD, Indiana University
Kathryn Lavezzo Medieval literature PhD, University of California, Santa Barbara
Geoscience
Christopher Brochu Vertebrate paleontology PhD, University of Texas, Austin
Walter Illman Hydrology (jointly appointed in Civil & Environmental Engineering) PhD, University of Arizona
History
Kevin Mumford African American history (jointly appointed in African American Studies) PhD, Stanford University
H. Glenn Penny Modern European history (jointly appointed in International Programs) PhD, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Journalism & Mass Communication
Lyombe Eko Comparative mass media law and policy PhD, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
Music
John Muriello Vocal performance DMA, University of Michigan
Kenneth Tse Saxophone DMA, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Philosophy
Sarah Buss Ethics PhD, Yale University
Political Science
Frederick Boehmke United States politics PhD, California Institute of Technology
Psychology
Andrew Hollingworth Cognition and perception PhD, Michigan State University
Religious Studies
Michelene Pesantubbee Native American religions (jointly appointed in American Indian & Native Studies) PhD, University of California, Santa Barbara
Rhetoric
Daniel Gross Eighteenth-century rhetorical theory PhD, University of California, Berkeley
Sociology
Robert Baller Criminology PhD, State University of New York at Albany
Spanish & Portuguese
Brian Gollnick Spanish-American literature (jointly appointed in International Programs) PhD, University of California, San Diego
