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

Benedictine University, in Illinois

  • Christine Fletcher, theology
  • Joyce Jeewek. teacher education
  • Kelly Kandra, psychology and sociology
  • Sandra Kies, humanities
  • Philip Novack-Gottshall, biology
  • Robin Rylaarsdam, biology
  • Ovid Wong, teacher education
  • Therese Yaeger, management and organizational behavior

California State University at Monterey Bay

  • Lipika Deka, mathematics and statistics
  • Jacqui Grallo, library
  • Sathya Narayanan, information technology and communication design
  • Cathi Draper Rodriguez, teacher education
  • Lila Staples, visual and public art

Hampden-Sydney College

  • Eric G. Dinmore, history
  • James W. Frusetta, history
  • Steele Nowlin, English

Wagner College

  • Alexa Dietrich, anthropology
  • Katia Gonzalez, education
  • Sarah Scott, art

 

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