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The following colleges and universities awarded tenure recently:

Quinnipiac University

  • Scott Davies, biology
  • Sam Edwards, legal studies
  • Douglas Goodman, physics
  • Amy Paros, management
  • Frederick Staudmyer, film, television and media arts
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Southern Illinois University at Carbondale

  • Daryl Clark, theater and dance
  • Jennifer Horton, library affairs
  • Daniel Hummer, earth systems and sustainability
  • Karolina Kwasek, biological sciences
  • Jose Najar, history and philosophy
  • Dawn Null, human sciences
  • Lorelei Ritchie, law
  • Poopalasingam Sivakumar, physics and applied physics
  • Sheryl Tucker, chemical and biomolecular sciences

Valdosta State University

  • Lois Bellflowers, nursing
  • Susan Blankenship, nursing
  • Nandan Jha, political science
  • Joshua Pifer, music
  • Minsun Song, political science

Vincennes University

  • Ann Herman, education
  • Scott Wallace, advanced machining

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