Promotion and tenure granted to 62
Miami University's board of trustees approved the promotion and/or tenure of 62 faculty members and librarians at its Feb. 19 meeting.
The actions take effect July 1, 2021.
For promotion to professor:
Jason Abbitt, educational psychology
Carole Dabney-Smith, chemistry and biochemistry
Anna Ghazaryan, mathematics
Kimberly Hamlin, history and global and intercultural studies
Elizabeth Kiel-Luebbe, psychology
Jeremy Long, music
Aaron Luebbe, psychology
Charles Moul, economics
Rick Page, chemistry and biochemistry
Jason Palmeri, English
Gaile Pohlhaus, Jr., philosophy
Luis Prádanos-Garcia, Spanish and Portuguese
Pete Salzarulo, management
Michele Simmons, English
Andrew Sommers, mechanical and manufacturing engineering
Leland Spencer, interdisciplinary and communications studies
Harvey Thurmer, music
Mark Walsh, kinesiology, nutrition and health
For tenure and promotion to professor
Paul Branscum, kinesiology, nutrition and health
For tenure and promotion to associate professor
Reza AbrishamBaf, engineering technology
Brittany Aronson, educational leadership
Reza Baf, engineering technology
Kevin Ballard, kinesiology, nutrition and health
Lee Biggerstaff, finance
Matthew Board, art
Qing Liao Burke, accountancy
James Chagdes, mechanical and manufacturing engineering
Dennis Cheatham, art and emerging technology in business and design
Giancarlo Corti, mechanical and manufacturing engineering
Scott Dust, management
Jordan Fenton, finance
Brad Goldie, finance
Bartosz Grudzinski, geography
Ryan Gunderson, sociology and gerontology
Daisy Hernández, English
Michael Hicks, philosophy
Muhammad Jahan, mechanical and manufacturing engineering
Kelly Knollman-Porter, speech pathology and audiology
Hannah Lee, marketing
Xi Liu, finance
Joel Malin, educational leadership
Waldyn Martinez, information systems and analytics
Jessica McCarty, geography
Claire McLeod, geology and environmental earth science
Tatjana Miljkovic, statistics
Monique Murfield, management
TaraShea Nesbit, English
Andrew Offenburger, history
Rosemary Pennington, media, journalism and film
Jonathan Pyzoha, accountancy
Lindsay Regele, history
Aaron Shield, speech pathology and audiology
Austin Smith, economics
Matthew Stephan, computer science and software engineering
Carrie Tyler, geology and environmental earth science
Ejindu Ume, economics
Jessica Warner, justice and community studies
Audrey Wasser, French and Italian
Matthew Wieland, accountancy
Trevor Wilson, mathematics
Jonathan Wolff, economics
For promotion to associate librarian and continuing contract
Carla Myers, scholarly communication, King Library
For continuing contract
William Modrow, Walter Havighurst Special Collections and Archives
