April 2016 BOV personnel resolutions
The William & Mary Board of Visitors approved several personnel resolutions at its April 2016 meeting regarding faculty promotions, designated professorships, distinguished professorships, leaves of absence, tenure, retirements and the appointment of instructional faculty. - Ed.
The following people have been appointed to to fill vacancies in the instructional faculty:
THOMAS FARMER, Associate Dean for Research and Professor of Education
NATOYA HILL HASKINS, Assistant Professor of Counselor Education
REX M. HOLMLIN, Clinical Lecturer of Project Management
HEARTLEY B. HUBER, Assistant Professor of Special Education
NATHANAEL M. KIDWELL, Assistant Professor of Chemistry
RYAN J. MCGILL, Assistant Professor of Education
PATRICK RYAN MULLEN, Assistant Professor of Counselor Education
OLDUDAMINI OGUNNAIKE, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies
SHI QI, Assistant Professor of Economics
TOMOYUKI SASAKI, Associate Professor of Modern Languages and Literatures
PETER A. SAVELYEV, Assistant Professor of Economics
RACHEL M. STEPHENS, Clinical Lecturer of Business
ERIN WEBSTER, Assistant Professor of English
The following members of the instructional faculty have been recommended for designated professorships:
CARL T. FRIEDRICHS, Loretta B. and Lewis L. Glucksman Professor of Marine Science
ARTISIA V. GREEN, Sharpe Associate Professor of Civic Renewal and Entrepreneurship of Theatre and Africana Studies
BRIAN S. KREYDATUS, Class of 2019 Associate Professor of Printmaking and Life Drawing
LEISA D. MEYER, William & Mary Community Studies Professor of History and American Studies
JEANNE WILSON, Brooks George Term Associate Professor of Business
The following members of the instructional faculty have been recommended for promotion in academic rank:
Assistant Professor to Associate Professor
THOMAS J. MCSWEENEY, William & Mary Law School
JAMES Y. STERN, William & Mary Law School
Associate Professor to Professor
BRENT B. ALLRED, Raymond A. Mason School of Business
FREDERICK C. CORNEY, Lyon Gardiner Tyler Department of History
JOSHUA ERLICH, Department of Physics
MARY C. FABRIZIO, Virginia Institute of Marine Science
CHRISTOPHER E. GAREIS, School of Education
ELIZABETH J. HARBRON, Department of Chemistry
TERESA V. LONGO, Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
RICHARD S. LOWRY, Department of English
GUL OZYEGIN, Department of Sociology and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies
CHARLES J. PALERMO, Department of Art and Art History
HERMINE D. PINSON, Department of English
REGINA A. ROOT, Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
FRANCIS TANGLAO-AGUAS, Department of Theatre, Speech and Dance
Research Associate Professor to Research Professor
TROY W. HARTLEY, Virginia Institute of Marine Science
The following members of the instructional faculty have been recommended for term distinguished professorships:
DEBORAH A. BRONK, Moses D. Nunnally Term Distinguished Professor of Marine Science
NICHOLAS POPPER, Gale and Steve Kohlhagen Term Distinguished Associate Professor of History
The following faculty members have requested a leave of absence during the 2016-2017 academic year:
ALAN BRADDOCK, Ralph H. Wark Associate Professor of Art History and American Studies, to accept a Barron Visiting Professorship in Environment and Humanities at Princeton University
CHRISTOPHER D. GRASSO, Professor of History, to accept fellowships with the National Humanities Center and the American Council of Learned Societies
DAIFENG HE, Assistant Professor of Economics, to accept a position at Swarthmore College
RICHARD L. TURITS, Associate Professor of History, Africana Studies, and Latin American Studies, to accept a fellowship with the National Humanities Center
The following member of the instructional faculty has been recommended for the award of academic tenure:
MICHELE H. JACKSON, School of Education
The following person has announced plans for retirement:
Jerome P.-Y. Maa, School of Marine Science