September 18, 1998: Volume 44, Number 2

Tenure Panels Set for Eight Faculty

Ad-hoc committees have been formed to consider the tenurability of eight assistant professors: Karen Brison, anthropology; Ronald Bucinell, mechanical engineering; Ashraf Ghaly, civil engineering; Stephen Horton, biology; Yoshimitsu Khan, Japanese; Amanda Leamon, French; Stephen Leavitt, anthropology; and Catherine Womack, philosophy.

Members of the campus community may offer written or oral testimony on the candidates' teaching, scholarship or college service by contacting the appropriate committee chair or other member.

Committees are:

For Brison, Bruce Reynolds, economics, chair (x6217, reynoldb@union.edu); Sharon Gmelch, anthropology; Chris Duncan, visual arts; and Julius Barbanel, mathematics.

For Bucinell, Robert Wells, history, chair (x6223, wellsr@union.edu); Cherrice Traver, electrical engineering/computer science; Richard Wilk, mechanical engineering; and Jill Salvo, biology.

For Ghaly, Karl Zimmermann, mathematics, chair (x6192, zimmermk@union.edu); Mohammad Mafi, civil engineering; Rudy Nydegger, GMI; and Yu Chang, electrical engineering/computer science.

For Horton, Harold Fried, economics, chair (x6368, friedh@union.edu); Barbara Danowski, biology; Tom Jewell, civil engineering; and Leslie Hull, chemistry.

For Khan, James Lambrinos, GMI, chair (x6253, lambrinj@union.edu); Scott Scullion, classics; John Spinelli, electrical engineering/computer science; and Victoria Martinez, modern languages.

For Leamon, Martin Strosberg, GMI, chair (x6299, strosbem@union.edu); Jordan Smith, English; Michael Rudko, electrical engineering/computer science; and Pilar Moyano, modern languages.

For Leavitt, George Butterstein, biology, chair (x6327, buttersg@union.edu); Andrew Feffer, history; George Gmelch, anthropology; and Jan Ludwig, philosophy.

For Womack, Linda Stanhope, psychology, chair (x6543, stanhopl@union.edu); Felmon Davis, philosophy; Walter Hatke, visual arts; and Mark Walker, history.

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