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The following colleges have made tenure announcements recently.

Carleton College

  • Catherine Licata, cinema and media studies

Denison University

  • Anthony Bonifonte, data analytics
  • Ojeya Cruz Banks, dance
  • Matthew Jungers, earth and environmental science
  • Sarah Supp, data analytics
  • Chris Westover-Muñoz, music
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New York Institute of Technology

  • Batu Chalise, electrical and computer engineering 
  • Sophia Domokos, physics 
  • Minaz Fazal, education 
  • Xuequing (Summer) Huang, computer science 
  • Azhar Ilyas, electrical and computer engineering 
  • Ehsan Kamel, energy management 
  • Pamela Karp, occupational therapy 
  • Bisrat Kinfemichael, accounting and finance 
  • Giovanni Meloni, biological and chemical sciences 
  • Sara Winter, physician assistant studies 

Saint Augustine’s University

  • Sheria D. Rowe, business
  • Patrick Webb, criminal justice
  • Shirlkeymu L. Winston, African American history

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