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Promotions, awards of tenure announced

The Kansas Board of Regents has approved the following promotions and awards of tenure.

To full professor:

Arvin Agah, electrical engineering and computer science; Stephen Benedict, molecular biosciences; Michael Engel, ecology and evolutionary biology; Donald Haider-Markel, political science; Mary Lynn Hamilton, curriculum and teaching; Mary Ann Jordan, design; Robert McClure, architecture and urban planning; Amy McNair, art history; Garth Myers, geography/ African and African-American studies; Jicong Shi, physics and astronomy; Hagith Sivan, history; Patrick Suzeau, music and dance; John Edgar Tidwell, English; Hongguo Xu, mathematics.

To associate professor:

Glenn Adams, psychology; Yong Bai, civil, environmental and architectural engineering; Mary Banwart, communication studies; Henry Bial, theatre and film; Audra Boone, business; Ruth Bowman, design; Xue-Wen Chen, electrical engineering and computer science; Sally Cornelison, art history; Dorothy Daley, political science/environmental studies; Brian Donovan, sociology; Arienne Dwyer, anthropology; Ben Eggleston, philosophy; J. Megan Greene, history; Nancy Hamilton, psychology; Patricia Hawley, psychology; E. Bruce Hayes, French and Italian; Thomas Huang, design; Gilbert, Karuga, business; Terry Koenig, social welfare; Stephen Leisring, music and dance; Elizabeth MacGonagle, history/ African and African-American studies; Patricia Manning, Spanish and Portuguese; Danny Marfatia, physics and astronomy; Michael Murray, physics and astronomy; Sanjay Pandey, public administration; Dena Register, music and dance; Donita Shaw, curriculum and teaching; Kelli Thomas, curriculum and teaching; Lisa Timmons, molecular biosciences; Marta Vicente, history/ women, gender and sexuality studies; Andrea Wertzberger, design.

To Librarian II:

L. Ada Emmett, University Libraries.

To senior curator:

Michael Engel, Natural History Museum.

To associate scientist:

Geoffrey Bohling, Kansas Geological Survey.

To associate specialist:

Rudolph Serbet, Natural History Museum.

To associate research professor

Wendy Picking, Higuchi Biosciences Center.

Award of tenure, fiscal year 2009

Lawrence campus: Glenn Adams, psychology; Yong Bai, civil, environmental and architectural engineering; Mary Banwart, communication studies; Henry Bial, theatre and film; Audra Boone, business; Ruth Bowman, design; Xue-Wen Chen, electrical engineering and computer science; Sally Cornelison, art history; Dorothy Daley, political science/ environmental studies; Brian Donovan, sociology; Arienne Dwyer, anthropology; Ben Eggleston, philosophy; L. Ada Emmett, University Libraries; J. Megan Greene, history; Nancy Hamilton, psychology; Jie Han, civil, environmental and architectural engineering; Patricia Hawley, psychology; E. Bruce Hayes, French and Italian; Debra Hedden, music and dance; Thomas Huang, design; Gilbert Karuga, business; Terry Koenig, social welfare; Stephen Leisring, music and dance; Deborah Ludwig, University Libraries; Elizabeth MacGonagle, history/ African and African-American studies; Patricia Manning, Spanish and Portuguese; Danny Marfatia, physics and astronomy; Michael Murray, physics and astronomy; Sanjay Pandey, public administration; Dena Register, music and dance; Brian Rosenblum, University Libraries; Donita Shaw, curriculum and teaching; Kelli Thomas, curriculum and teaching; Lisa Timmons, molecular biosciences; Marta Vicente, history/women, gender and sexuality studies; Andrea Wertzberger, design.

KU HISTORY:

Yippie activist and self-proclaimed "cultural revolutionary" Abbie Hoffman spoke at KU on April 8, 1970. Hoffman's appearance coincided with a student strike protesting the Kansas Board of Regents' decision not to promote two professors. He was best known as one of the "Chicago 7" who led a protest outside of the 1968 Democratic National Convention that eventually turned violent. Ironically, Hoffman appeared agitated when questioned about his support of the Black Panters at his KU appearance and promptly left.For more, see www.kuhistory.com.