UD trustees approve faculty promotions

UD trustees approve faculty promotions

Twenty-six members of the faculty have been promoted to full professor.

romotions of 51 members of the University of Delaware faculty were approved at the semiannual Board of Trustees meeting, held May 21.

The appointments take effect Sept. 1.


Sunil Agrawal mechanical engineering	Suzanne Alchon history	Ann Ardis English	Mohsen Badiey physical ocean and science engineering	Anne Boylan history

Nancy Brickhouse education	Thomas Buchanan mechanical engineering	Cynthia Carr music	Michael Chajes civil and environmental engineering	Patrick Gaffney marine studies

Lesa Griffiths animal and food sciences	Thomas Ilvento food and resource economics	Eric Kmiec biological sciences	Madeline Lambrecht nursing	Wenbo Li mathematical sciences
George Parsons marine studies	Clinton White accounting and management information systems	NOT PICTURED Ronet Bachman, sociology and criminal justice; Jingguang Chen, materials science and engineering; Ardeshir Faghri, civil and environmental engineering;	Charlene Hamilton, nutrition and dietetics; John Hurt, history; William Meyer, political science and international relations;	Raj Varma, finance; Donald Unger, individual and family studies; and Xiang-Gen Xia, electrical and computer engineering

Twenty-two faculty members were promoted to associate professor.


Karl Aquino business administration	Maria Aristigueta urban affairs and public policy	Kenneth Campbell political science and international relations	Melinda Duncan biological sciences	Marlene Emara animal and food sciences

Carol Henderson English	Rolf Joerger animal and food sciences

NOT PICTURED:

Pei Chiu, civil and environmental engineering;
Keith Decker, computer and information sciences;
Peter Feng, Jonathan Grossman,
Matthew Kinservik and Julian Yates, English;
John Koh, chemistry and biochemistry;
Anne Morris, education;
Norbert Mulders, physics and astronomy;
Laura Salsini and Alexander Selimov, foreign languages and literatures;
Stewart Shapiro, business administration;
Bahira Sharif, individual and family studies;
Steve Tague, theatre; and
Gail Holland Wade, nursing

Leslie Cooksy of the Center for Community Development and Family Programming is now an associate professor without tenure.

Tenure is granted to two associate professors– Andreas Muenchow, physical ocean and science engineering, and Maria Frawley, English, (not pictured).


Leslie Cooksy of the Center for Community Development and Family Programming is now an associate professor without tenure.	Tenure is granted to two associate professors– Andreas Muenchow, physical ocean and science engineering, and Maria Frawley, English, (not pictured).