Promotion and Tenure Committee
Each department in the College supplements the criteria and procedures in the College guidelines to reflect any additional concerns of the department and the discipline. The College’s promotion and tenure committee is responsible for reviewing departmental guidelines and forwarding them to the faculty council of the College for final action. The faculty council is then responsible for final approval of documents before their implementation. All departmental documents, along with copies of the university and College guidelines are available to all faculty members of the department.
- Susan Bodner-Deren, 2023-26 (Sociology)
- Chris Burdett, 2025-26 (Political Science, non-voting member)
- Vivian Dzokoto, 2024-2027 (Psychology)
- Ronald Evans, 2023-26 (Kinesiology and Health Sciences)
- Samaneh Oladi, 2025-28 (World Studies)
- John Powers, 2025-28 (History)
- Katharine Tibbetts, 2025-28 (Chemistry)
- Donald Young, 2024-2027 (Biology)
Charge: Discuss and facilitate a draft of revised College P&T Guidelines in alignment with proposed revisions of the University P&T Guidelines
- Grace Gipson, Department of African American Studies
- Constance Franklin, Faculty Council Department of Chemistry
- Joshua Eckhardt Department of English
- Paul Yoon Department of Focused Inquiry
- Cathey Connon Department of Forensic Science
- Liz Canfield Department of Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies
- Carolyn Eastman Department of History
- Ron Evans, CHS P&T Committee Department of Kinesiology and Health Sciences
- Craig Larson Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
- Catherine Sutton Department of Philosophy
- Carissa Capuano Department of Physics
- Chris Burdett, CHS P&T Committee Department of Political Science
- Shawn Jones Department of Psychology
- Victor Chen, Faculty Council Department of Sociology
- Scott Street, Faculty Council Department of Statistical Sciences and Oper. Research
- Bridget Camden Richard T. Robertson School of Media and Culture
- Derek Johnson School of Life Sciences and Sustainability
- Mark Wood, Faculty Council School of World Studies
- Amy Rector, Associate Dean for Faculty and Academic Affairs
- Marcus Messner, Associate Dean for Faculty and Academic Affairs