Thirty-two professors across Dartmouth have been promoted, with several also granted tenure, effective in most cases on July 1.
Faculty are evaluated for promotion and tenure in three areas through a rigorous evaluation process: research, teaching, and service.
“These scholars are leaders in the classroom and are also conducting research that benefits society and the pursuit of knowledge across a wide spectrum,” says , Dartmouth’s chief academic officer. “I congratulate our colleagues and look forward to their many continued contributions to the Dartmouth community.”
This year, 15 faculty members in the Arts and Sciences were promoted, including 10 professors who were awarded tenure. Their promotions were approved by the Board of Trustees and took effect on July 1.
The following Arts and Sciences faculty members were awarded tenure and promoted to associate professor:
- , Department of Government
- , Department of Biological Sciences
- , Department of Physics and Astronomy
- , Department of Geography
- , Department of Russian
- , Department of Biological Sciences
- , Department of Biological Sciences
- , Department of Physics and Astronomy
- , Asian Societies, Cultures, and Languages Program
- Additionally, Associate Professor , Department of History, was also awarded tenure.
The following faculty were promoted to full professor:
- , Department of Economics
- , Department of English and Creative Writing
- , Department of African and African American Studies
- , Department of Spanish and Portuguese
- , Department of Physics and Astronomy
At the , 14 professors received promotions, including two with tenure. (Tenure at Geisel requires a full professorship.) They are:
- , to professor of neurology
- , to associate professor of medicine
- , to associate professor of orthopaedics
- , to professor of molecular and systems biology with tenure, effective Jan. 1, 2023
- , to associate professor of anesthesiology
- , a professor of microbiology and immunology, was appointed the Thomas S. Kosasa Professor at the Geisel School of Medicine
- , to professor of community and family medicine
- , to professor of pediatrics and The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice
- , to associate professor of pathology and laboratory medicine
- , to associate professor of psychiatry
- , to associate professor of surgery
- , to professor of molecular and systems biology with tenure, effective March 6, 2023
- , to associate professor of surgery and medical education
- , to associate professor of surgery
At :
- has been awarded tenure and has been promoted to associate professor of engineering. Li will continue to hold the William P. Harris Career Development professorship.
At the :
- , a professor of business administration, has been named the Bakala Professor of Business Administration.
- , a professor of finance, has been named the George J. Records 1956 Professor of Investments.
