CLA congratulates newly tenured and promoted faculty
The Auburn University College of Liberal Arts congratulates the following faculty on their tenure and promotion:
Associate Professor with Tenure
- Justin Gardiner, Department of English
- Deborah Solomon, Department of English
- Heidi Hausse, Department of History
- Jennifer Kosmin, Department of History
- Rachel Rudolph, Department of Philosophy
- Pellumb Kelmendi, Department of Political Science
- Richard Macatee, Department of Psychological Sciences
- Gargi Sawhney, Department of Psychological Sciences
- Eleanor Patterson, School of Communication & Journalism
- Lauren Woods, Department of Art & Art History
- Andrew Schwartz, Department of Theatre & Dance
Professor
- Rose McLarney, Department of English
- Melissa Blair, Department of History
- Keith Hébert, Department of History
- Elay Shech, Department of Philosophy
- Kelly Krawczyk, Department of Political Science
- Cathleen Erwin, Department of Political Science
- Virginia Kunzer, Department of Music
- Karen Sonik, Department of Art & Art History
Professor + Tenure
- David Miller, Department of Philosophy
Senior Clinical Lecturer
- Erin Reynolds, Department of Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences
Senior Lecturer
- Katherine Brewer, Department of English
- Lori Redding, Department of Political Science
- Elaina Frieda-Siepmann, Department of Psychological Sciences
- Paul McCormick, School of Communication & Journalism
Tags: Political Science Psychological Sciences Communication and Journalism English Art and Art History Speech Language and Hearing Sciences Music Philosophy History Theatre and Dance
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