Faculty promotions 2018
Congratulations to Wake Forest faculty who have received promotions, effective July 1.
Promotion to Full Professor
Fred Chen, Economics
Adam Friedman, Education
Jed Macosko, Physics
Rebecca Morrow, School of Law
Lynn Neal, Study of Religions
Wayne Pratt, Psychology
Sarah Raynor, Mathematics and Statistics
Fred Salsbury, Physics
Michelle Voss Roberts, School of Divinity
Promotion to Associate Professor
Mark Alan Brown, Education
Amy Catanzano, English
Benjamin Coates, History
Chanchal Dadlani, Art
Sara Dahill-Brown, Politics and International Affairs
Robert Erhardt, Mathematics & Statistics
Eranda Jayawickreme, Psychology
Eric Jones, Anthropology
Zak Lancaster, English
Ronald Neal, Study of Religions
John Oksanish, Classical Languages
Jennifer Priem, Communication
Ron Von Burg, Communication
Ke Zhang, Biology
Promotion to Full Professor of Legal Writing
Harold Lloyd, School of Law
Abigail Perdue, School of Law
Promotion to Senior Librarian
Steve Kelley, Z. Smith Reynolds Library
Promotion to Associate Teaching Professor
Eric Ekstrand, English
Heath Greene, Psychology
Anna Kate Lack, Biology
Eric Stottlemyer, English
Brian Warren, Classical Languages
Elisabeth Whitehead, English
Promotion to Full Professor of the Practice
Justin Green, Communication
Promotion to Associate Professor of the Practice
Chris Martin, Theatre and Dance
Categories: Inside WFU
Newly-selected College Faculty Fellows announced
The Dean’s Office Digest, an electronic newsletter distributed by the Dean of the College, recently announced the newly-named College Faculty Fellows:
The Wake Forest College Faculty Fellowships honor our exemplary teacher-scholars and teaching professors. This year’s nominees have distinguished themselves as dedicated and successful teachers and mentors in their disciplines. They are all outstanding citizens of our College community. The Dean of the College appreciates the time and detail that Chairs gave to the nomination letters.
Newly-named Fellows:
- Katy Lack, assistant teaching professor, biology, Bryant/Groves Faculty Fellowship
- Jennifer Priem, assistant professor, communication, Zachary T. Smith Professorship
- Amanda Griffith, associate professor, economics, Ollen R. Nalley Faculty Fellowship
- John Dalton, associate professor, economics, F.M. Kirby Family Faculty Fellowship
- Melissa Jenkins, associate professor, English, McCulloch Family Fellowship
- Ryan Shirey, assistant professor, English, Wright Family Fellowship
- Ben Coates, assistant professor, history, Stroupe Faculty Fellowship
- Qiong Zhang, associate professor, history, Stroupe Faculty Fellowship
- Staci Hepler, assistant professor, mathematics and statistics, AT&T Faculty Fund Fellowship
- Sarah Raynor, associate professor, mathematics and statistics, Shively Family Faculty Fellowship
- John Petrocelli, associate professor, psychology, Scott Family Faculty Fellowship
- Wayne Pratt, associate professor, psychology, Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Fellowship
Categories: Faculty News
August 2016 faculty milestones
See a list of faculty milestones for August 2016: Read more
Categories: Faculty News, University Announcement
CRADLE program invests in faculty and grantsmanship
The Creative Research Activities Development and Enrichment (CRADLE) initiative is engaging with its fifth cohort of faculty this September and continues to experience interest and success.
The Office of the Provost and the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) coordinate the program. CRADLE aims to develop competitive external proposals that support multiyear research projects and creative activities. Fellows receive assistance from both internal and external consultants to improve their grantsmanship and to articulate a five-year career plan that incorporates proven strategies for developing and funding superior research and creative activities.
“We began CRADLE because we wanted to help faculty develop competitive grant proposals,” said Lori Messer, director of ORSP.
On Sept. 18, the new cohort will attend the first of four seminars, “Winning Grants,” that will cover federal grants. In December, another seminar focused on foundation and corporate grants will be held. Other CRADLE sessions will focus on quality and team building. Participants also work one-on-one with a grants consultant to develop 90-day contracts that outline their grant plans.
The seminars are open to non-CRADLE participants.
Categories: Faculty News, Staff News
