BOV resolutions regarding new appointments, tenure and leaves of absence
The following appointments were approved to fill vacancies in the instructional faculty:
MICHAEL P. CRONIN, Instructor of Modern Languages and Literatures, effective 15 August 2010
B.A., Boston College, 1985
Ph.D., (Candidate) University of California, Irvine
College of William and Mary
Visiting Instructor, 2009-2010
BARBARA A. STREATER, Professor of Military Science, effective 1 April 2010
B.A., University of Delaware, Newark, 1993
M.S., Old Dominion University, 2008
Fort Monroe, Virginia
OPN Training Staff Officer, 2007-2010
Fort Lee, Virginia
Group Signal Officer, 2004-2007
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The following appointments were approved to fill vacancies among the professional faculty:
MARGARET M. COOK, Assistant Director, Center for Student Diversity, Office of Student Affairs, effective 1 March 2010
B.A. (1987); M.S.Ed (1994), Northern Illinois University
Northern Illinois University
Director, Resource Center, 2003-2010
Program Coordinator, Student Involvement and
Leadership Development, 1998-2003
Training Associate, Human Resource Services, 1997-1999
Program Coordinator, Women’s Studies Program, 1994-1998
SUSAN TALBERT EVANS, Director of Creative Services, Office of Strategic Initiatives, effective 10 January 2010
B.A., James Madison University, 1981
College of William and Mary
Director of Web and Communication Services, 2001-2009
Team Leader, Information Technology, 2000-2001
Learning Consultant, Information Technology, 1998-2000
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The following members of the Instructional Faculty at the College of William and Mary were awarded academic tenure.
JULIE R. AGNEW, Mason School of Business
KVETA E. BENES, Department of History
ERIC D. CHASON, Marshall-Wythe School of Law
MAGALI C. COMPAN, Department of Modern Languages
and Literatures
JOSHUA ERLICH, Department of Physics
ANDREW H. FISHER, Department of History
BRIAN C. HULSE, Department of Music
KATHLEEN E. JENKINS, Department of Sociology
HIROSHI KITAMURA, Department of History
ELIZABETH J. MEAD, Department of Art and Art History
TODD M. THRASH, Department of Psychology
ROBERT T. VINSON, Department of History
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The following members of the faculty received designated professorships.
DAVID S. ARMSTRONG, Chancellor Professor of Physics, effective 10 August 2010
KELLY J. WHALON, Robert F. Sharpe and Jane A. Sharpe Assistant Professor of Civic Renewal and Social Entrepreneurship, effective 10 August 2010
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The following members of the faculty received term distinguished professorships.
WILLIAM E. HUTTON, Class of 1955 Term Distinguished Associate Professor of Classical Studies
GRAHAM C. OUSEY, Arts and Sciences Term Distinguished Associate Professor of Sociology
JUNPING SHI, Arts and Sciences Term Distinguished Associate Professor of Mathematics
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The following faculty members were approved a leave of absence without pay during the 2010-2011 academic year for the reasons given.
MATTHEW HAUG, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, to accept a Scholar’s Award from the National Science Foundation Science, Technology and Society program.
KELLY A. JOYCE, Associate Professor of Sociology, to complete a second year as Program Director in the Science, Technology, and Society Program in the Division of Social and Economic Sciences at the National Science Foundation.
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The following members of the faculty were approved for promotion.
Assistant Professor to Associate Professor:
JULIE R. AGNEW, Mason School of Business
KVETA E. BENES, Department of History
MAGALI C. COMPAN, Department of Modern Languages
and Literatures
JOSHUA ERLICH, Department of Physics
ANDREW H. FISHER, Department of History
BRIAN C. HULSE, Department of Music
KATHLEEN E. JENKINS, Department of Sociology
HIROSHI KITAMURA, Department of History
ELIZABETH J. MEAD, Department of Art and Art History
NATHAN B. OMAN, Marshall-Wythe School of Law
TODD M. THRASH, Department of Psychology
ROBERT T. VINSON, Department of History
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