Newly Tenured ... at Point Park, U. of Minnesota, Virginia Tech

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

Point Park University

• J. Kaye Cupples, special education

University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

• Ben Ansell, political science
• Matthew Canepa, art history
• Colin DeYoung, psychology
• Marcus Dillard, theater arts and dance
• Kale Fajardo, American studies
• Mary Franklin-Brown, French and Italian
• Sumanth Gopinath, music
• Carol Hakim, history
• Alex Jassen, classical and Near Eastern studies
• Kurt Kipfmueller, geography
• Malinda Lindquist, history
• Alan Love, philosophy
• Cheryl Olman, psychology
• Michael Sommers, theater arts and dance

Virginia Tech

• Rajesh Bagchi, marketing
• Michael Bolding, forest resources and environmental conservation
• Renee Boyer, food science and technology
• Urs Buehlmann, sustainable biomaterials
• Ivica Bukvic, music
• Ali Butt, computer science
• Yang Cao, computer science
• Daniel Capelluto, biological sciences
• Daniela Cimini, biological sciences
• Jason Deane, business information technology
• Pang Du, statistics
• Matthew Dull, public administration and policy
• Kevin Edgar, sustainable biomaterials
• Matthew Gabriele, religion and culture
• Paul Harrill, theater and cinema
• Patrick Huber, physics
• James Ivory, communication
• Christine Kaestle, human development
• Sarah Karpanty, fish and wildlife conservation
• Paul Kelsch, landscape architecture
• Inyoung Kim, statistics
• Bettina Koch, political science
• Chad Lavin, political science
• Brian Lattimer, mechanical engineering
• Louis Madsen, chemistry
• Erika Meitner, English
• Isis Mullarky, dairy science
• John Munsell, forest resources and environmental conservation
• Leyla Nazhandali, electrical and computer engineering
• Kelly Parkes, teaching and learning, School of Education
• Lydia Patton, philosophy
• Kelly Pender, English
• Paulo Polanah, sociology
• Hazhir Rahmandad, industrial and systems engineering
• Patrick Roberts, public administration and policy
• Shane Ross, engineering science and mechanics
• Emily Satterwhite, religion and culture
• Eric Sharpe, physics
• Pablo Sobrado, biochemistry
• Eric Standley, School of Visual Arts
• Elankumaran Subbiah, biomedical sciences and pathobiology
• Eli Tilevich, computer science
• Gresilda Tilley-Lubbs, education
• Kris Wernstedt, urban affairs and planning
• Jianhua Xuan, electrical and computer engineering
• Yaling Yang, electrical and computer engineering
• Laura Zanotti, political science
• Jamie Zoellner, human nutrition, foods, and exercise