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

Boston University

  • Ana Albuquerque, accounting
  • Amy Appleford, English
  • Margaret Beck, mathematics and statistics
  • Tulika Bose, physics
  • Ayse Coskun, electrical and computer engineering
  • Douglas Densmore, electrical and computer engineering
  • Michael Dietze, earth and environment
  • Kira Fabrizio, strategy and innovation
  • Horacio Frydman, biology
  • Sharon Goldberg, computer science
  • Vivek Goyal, electrical and computer engineering
  • Amie Grills, counseling and human development
  • Anna Henchman, English
  • Lucy Hutyra, earth and environment
  • Mark Kramer, mathematics and statistics
  • Ashley Mears, sociology
  • Rady Roldán-Figueroa, history of Christianity
  • Andrew West, astronomy

California Lutheran University

  • Nathan Carlson,, mathematics
  • Rahuldeep Singh Gill, religion
  • Dan Hamilton, management
  • Louise Kelly, exercise science
  • Maureen Lorimer, education
  • David Nelson, history
  • Sheridan Wigginton, Spanish

Mount Saint Mary’s University, in California

  • Alan Lee, physical therapy
  • Sharon Moore, nursing
  • Luiza Nogaj, biology
  • Diana Taylor, education
  • Greg Travis, psychology

University of Richmond

  • Monti Datta, political science
  • Patricia Herrera, theater and dance
  • Violet Ho, management
  • Stephen Long, political science and international studies
  • Todd Lookingbill, geography and the environment
  • Kristine Nolin, chemistry
  • Jenny Pribble, political science and international studies
  • Randle Raggio, marketing
  • Kevin Walsh, law
  • Maja White, lighting and sound design

 

 

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