University announces faculty promotions and tenure

The University is pleased to announce the following promotions among the faculty. The promotions will be effective for the 2003-04 academic year, beginning July 1.

To professor

• James Cremer, computer science
• Anne DiPardo, curriculum and instruction
• David Drake, endodontics
• John Finamore, classics
• Michael Flanigan, internal medicine
• John Harty, microbiology
• William Haynes, internal medicine
• Richard Hichwa, radiology
• Geoffrey Hope, French and Italian
• Diane Huber, nursing
• Steven Lentz, internal medicine
• Michael Lovaglia, sociology
• Mark Madsen, radiology
• Rama Mallampalli, internal medicine
• Yannick Meurice, physics and astronomy
• David Murhammer, chemical and biochemical engineering
• Ingrid Nygaard, obstetrics/gynecology
• Judy Polumbaum, journalism and mass communication
• Audrey Qualls*, psychological and quantitative foundations
• Ira Rapson, music
• Victor Rodgers, chemical and biochemical engineering
• Ming-Che Shih, biological sciences
• Charles Shipan*, political science
• Bonnie Sunstein, curriculum and instruction
• Rahima Wade, curriculum and instruction
• Elizabeth Whitt, counseling, rehabilitation, and student development
• Jerome Yankowitz, obstetrics/gynecology
  
  

To professor, clinical track

• Andre Boezaart, anesthesia
• Margarida de Magalhaes-Silverman, internal medicine
• Mary (Jill) Morriss, pediatrics
• Barbara Muller, internal medicine
• Nancy Rosenthal, pathology
• William Silverman, internal medicine
• Jeffrey Wilson, internal medicine
  
  

To clinical professor

• Dorryl Buck, pathology
  
  

To adjunct professor

• Keith Krell, endodontics
  
  

To associate professor with tenure

• Charlotte Adams, dance
• Ralph Adolphs, neurology
• Lee-Ann Allen, internal medicine
• Steven Anderson, neurology
• Kevin Ault, obstetrics/gynecology
• Isabel Barbuzza, art and art history
• David Bennett, geography
• Daniel Berg, internal medicine
• Elmer Bettis III, geoscience
• Debashish Bhattacharya, biological sciences
• Frauke Bleher, mathematics
• Daniel Bonthius, pediatrics
• Christopher Caldarone, surgery
• Gary Christensen, electrical and computer engineering
• Christopher Cooper, urology
• Joseph Dillon, internal medicine
• Sarah England, physiology and biophysics
• Kenneth Gayley, physics and astronomy
• Edward Gillan, chemistry
• Carolyn Hartley, social work
• Debra Haselton, family dentistry
• Laurent Jay, mathematics
• Jan Jensen, chemistry
• Zhendong Jin, pharmacy
• Kelly Kadera, political science
• Amy Kristof-Brown, management and organizations
• Ching-Long Lin, mechanical and industrial engineering
• Paula Michaels, history
• Francis Miller Jr., internal medicine
• Tad Mutersbaugh, geography
• Patrick O'Shaughnessy, occupational and environmental health
• Henry Paulson, neurology
• Robert Piper, physiology and biophysics
• Joseph Reinhardt, biomedical engineering
• Carlos Rodriguez, curriculum and instruction
• Galen Schneider, prosthodontics
• T.M. Scruggs, music
• Ramaswamy Subramanian, biochemistry
• Kaaren Vargas, pediatric dentistry
• Thomas Vaughn, health management and policy
• Lori Wallrath, biochemistry
• John Warren, preventive and community dentistry
• Paul Windschitl, psychology
• Bryon Winn, theatre arts

To associate professor, clinical track

• Daniel Diekema, internal medicine
• Thomas Fagan, pediatrics
• Thomas George, pediatrics
• Tara Hata, anesthesia
• Rebecca Hegeman, internal medicine
• Ellen Herman, curriculum and instruction
• Rachel Ann Miller, internal medicine
• Paul Mulhausen, internal medicine
• Tanya Uden-Holman, health management and policy
• Tyrone Whitter, anesthesia
• Scott Wilson, internal medicine

To clinical associate professor

• Phillip Caropreso, surgery
• Ken Cheyne, pediatrics
  
  

To tenure at current rank

• Jackie Bickenbach, anatomy and cell biology
• Lizann Bolinger, radiology
• Barry Carter*, pharmacy
• Malik Juweid, radiology
• John Lee, mechanical and industrial engineering
• Dwight Look, internal medicine
• Paul Peloso, internal medicine
• Douglas Spitz, radiation oncology
• Basil Thompson, dance
• Nicholas Zavazava, internal medicine
  
  

To clinical assistant professor

• Joseph Lohmuller, surgery

*effective during the 2002-03 academic year