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Like most universities of its type, Penn State University has been facing a number of substantial challenges during the course of the initial phases of the COVID-19 pandemic. Like most universities, like moved its classes online since March 2020, and has effectively closed its physical facilities during the most dangerous period of transmission of the disease. It has also brought most of their students and faculty home and forbidden travel, especially foreign travel, for a long period to come. Like most universities, it is wrestling with the issue of an Autumn term, balancing the needs of safety with the realities of institutional finance (and collaterally, the preservation of the value of traditional face to face instruction and the solidarity achieved by a community of students coming together in shared space).
The closing of borders, the effect of the move to online teaching, the loss of revenue from operations over the summer and related to student services, and the fear of a drop in enrollment for the autumn term has many university high administrators worries. Many university administration across the nation have been proactive in working through their worry. One of the most worrisome elements, it seems, is the cost of university operations. And in the context where teaching and teaching services both account for a large portion of revenues and a sizeable portion of expense (without for the moment considering the drain on university resources of ever expanding compliance and other administrative bureaucracies) some high administrators have begun to target teaching resources as an area where pruning--predictive or anticipated pruning, may be undertaken with the greatest benefit to the fiscal integrity of the university (again without taking into account the revenue drain of its burgeoning bureaucracies).
It is in this context, as well, that Penn State University appears to have chosen to modify its relationship with its contract or fixed term faculty. Having grown the percentage of fixed term faculty as against tenured or tenure line faculty for a generation, on the basis of all sorts of rationales, not the least of which was that fixed term faculty provide the university with flexibility in meeting and changing teaching demand more quickly and efficiently. Of course, in the process fundamentally changed the character and protections of the teaching element of the university.
Now the university appears to be seeking to deploy that power of flexibility proactively by changing a key contract term in the employment contracts of its fixed term faculty. More specifically, it has inserted sme language in their contracts: "This appointment can also be terminated on twelve weeks notice in the event of serious budget or enrollment challenges; all of which shall be determined by the university at its sole discretion." Even assuming that one might read some sort of rwasonablness or good faith constraints, the laguage effectively gives the university unfetterd authority to treat their contract faculty as disposable goods--disposable even before it might consider disposing of other things. Yet, the university would remind its fixed term employees, in the nature of the fixed term relationship. Little solace to employees who until a few weeks ago conted their service, as well as their expectaiton of continuation, in years.
Simultaneously, the universty, like its peer institutions, has also been busy developing procedures, rules, and approaches to the operation of the institution for the Autumn term, none of which involved faculty to any substantial extent. But that is hardly to be surprising. The university, like virtually all others, has merely contributed it bit to a national trend that has reduced faculty shared governance to a vestigial form. Faculty involvement has been bureaucratized--it is increasingly limited to ritualized post hoc consultation, and to the selection of favored symbolically representative faculty on administrative committees where the real governance of the university is undertaken. Within this new constellation of governance, the formal structures of the faculty have all but disappeared. But that has been something the direction of which has been well known even as those who warned of its trajectory were ignored and marginalized.
Simultaneously, the universty, like its peer institutions, has also been busy developing procedures, rules, and approaches to the operation of the institution for the Autumn term, none of which involved faculty to any substantial extent. But that is hardly to be surprising. The university, like virtually all others, has merely contributed it bit to a national trend that has reduced faculty shared governance to a vestigial form. Faculty involvement has been bureaucratized--it is increasingly limited to ritualized post hoc consultation, and to the selection of favored symbolically representative faculty on administrative committees where the real governance of the university is undertaken. Within this new constellation of governance, the formal structures of the faculty have all but disappeared. But that has been something the direction of which has been well known even as those who warned of its trajectory were ignored and marginalized.
Even the faculty now understands these realities. And so faced with the tremendous challenge of university action with respect to which there has been little direct faculty input that is meaningful, and developed in a process notorious for its behind closed door development, a group of faculty has had to circulate a letter for mass signature as a means of conveying its own perspectives on anticipated actions by the university. That letter-- Open Letter to the Penn State Administration Regarding Plans for the Fall and the Response to COVID-19--has been posted for signature. And it has indeed garnered a number of signatures. It is not clear where, in similar contexts across the nation, the formal faculty representative organization can play an effective role.
The letter, along with links to the original site where it is posted, follows as it appeared on 12 June 2020. An active engagement with its contents is encouraged, as potentially the only sort of forum left to faculty increasingly cut out of a ritualized process of engagement tightly overseen by administrators with the power to retaliate against expression they find 'threatening' or 'unpleasant.'
** NOTE: Penn State faculty who would like to add their names to this letter should complete the form at the bottom. Names do not appear automatically, but the list will be updated frequently. Given that many of the issues discussed in the letter are also pertinent to the situation of graduate employees/students, they are welcome to act as co-signers. **
To:
Eric J. Barron, President of The Pennsylvania State University
Nicholas Jones, Executive Vice President and Provost of The Pennsylvania State University
Kathy Bieschke, Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs of The Pennsylvania State University
As Penn State faculty prepare for the fall semester, we continue to grapple with the fallout from a global pandemic that has upended millions of lives around the globe, killing more than 110,000 people in the U.S. as of this writing. At the same time we also face uncertainty surrounding our employment and plans for instruction. Especially troubling is the limited amount of input faculty, staff, and graduate employees have had on decisions related to our safety, job security, allocation of resources, and academic freedom to teach in the manner we deem most effective at this time. Moreover, there has been no discussion of the university’s priorities and how it should respond to the financial fallout from the pandemic. In addition to furloughing nearly 2,000 workers, the administration has raised the specter of additional furloughs and layoffs and has instituted a pay freeze for all employees—a move that comes after a decade in which the university has enjoyed an enormous growth in revenue streams and returns on its endowment investments, amassing significant liquid assets that give it ample cushion for projected losses from COVID-19. At the same time, it has recently introduced new language into the contracts of fixed-term faculty that formalizes the administration’s right to issue terminations at any time. This gesture has only heightened the sense of precarity among instructors who—like tenure-line faculty and graduate assistants—have already invested many hours of extra labor with the shift to remote learning and are now expected to dedicate even more time to preparing for the possibility of a multimodal system of instruction in the fall.
Now is the time for Penn State to put people first, to engage in an open discussion about what our priorities as a university should be, and for the faculty to play a central role in making decisions about how to respond to this crisis.
To that end, we the undersigned Penn State faculty stand in solidarity with all Penn State workers, and we affirm the following:
All people have the right to protect their own well-being. Therefore, in the event that students return to campus for the fall semester, we ask the university to commit to the following, and to formalize all policies in writing:
● The university will implement a rigorous system of free, widespread COVID-19 testing, contact tracing, and isolation for faculty, staff, and students in accordance with the recommendations of epidemiologists and public health experts. On-campus instructors, staff, and students will be provided with all necessary personal protective equipment, and the university will cover any and all costs related to the treatment of COVID-19 and subsequent complications, including mental health support.
● The university—in consultation with faculty, students, and staff—will outline clear procedures for addressing violations of social distancing, the wearing of masks, and other safety protocols. These measures will not involve campus or local police. Faculty will have the right to bar non-compliant students from their in-person classes should this prove necessary to protect themselves and their other students, and in doing so they will have the support of the Student Affairs and Behavioral Threat Management Team.
● The university will affirm the autonomy of instructors in deciding whether to teach classes, attend meetings, and hold office hours remotely, in-person, or in some hybrid mode. Staff should also have the option of working remotely. Instructors will be able to alter the mode of course delivery at any time if they deem it necessary for their own safety or the safety of their students; no one will be obligated to disclose personal health information as a justification for such decisions, and they will not face negative repercussions from the university or supervisors. We say this as faculty who firmly believe in the importance of the university as a physical site of face-to-face dialogue and debate, and we look forward to the moment when such measures are no longer necessary.
To fulfill the educational mission of our university, all faculty members, staff, graduate employees, and other essential employees must have secure employment, equity, and a guarantee of the resources necessary to perform their work. Given Penn State’s significant liquid assets, we ask the university to commit to the following:
● The university will extend fixed-term faculty contracts through the 2020-2021 year at a salary equal to or exceeding the faculty member’s 2019-2020 contract, and it will maintain full employment, pay, raises, and benefits for all faculty and staff (including administrative, custodial, and maintenance staff). If classes fail to meet the minimum enrollment, the university will either allow these smaller classes to run, or it will assign faculty other important tasks such as curriculum design and program-building. The university will also maintain (or raise) all pre-pandemic levels of funding for graduate employees, and in light of the pandemic’s effects on their research and working conditions, it will guarantee a yearlong extension of funding to current graduate students whose progress has been impacted.
● The university will continue to undertake tenure-track hiring initiatives and other efforts to ensure the strength and diversity of its workforce while simultaneously facilitating the advancement of all current faculty, particularly those from underrepresented groups. It will continue to offer assistant professors choice in whether to request a delay in their tenure review due to the pandemic and its fallout, for as long as such accommodations are needed. It will also recognize that delays in the promotion of both assistant and associate professors may undermine efforts to redress disparities of gender and race and will consider ways to address this issue.
● The university will commit to drawing on its many financial resources to ensure the maintenance of programs and positions across all of our campuses.
We are stakeholders in this university. Transparency, consultation, shared governance, and the active involvement of faculty, staff, and other employees in decision-making processes is imperative at all times, but even more so during times of uncertainty and crisis. Therefore we ask the university to commit to the following:
● From this point forward, the university will ensure that faculty play a central role in making decisions about all matters that affect us and our programs. This will go beyond including a handful of individual faculty members on the task forces, inviting faculty to town hall meetings, and conducting online surveys with questions of a very limited scope. It will include (among other practices) substantive consultation on all relevant matters with existing bodies of faculty governance at the programmatic, departmental, college, and university levels, including but not limited to the University Faculty Senate and the Senate of each Commonwealth Campus.
● To facilitate this, the university will create a clear and effective system of liaisons to ensure the timely, transparent dissemination and circulation of information about its plans for the fall (and beyond), and to allow all constituents of the university to offer input even after plans have been announced and implemented. The administration will provide detailed information about the university’s finances, including its investments, assets and financial projections, in order to clarify and justify its financial decisions.
Despite the challenges, we look forward to collaborating and contributing our collective knowledge to this endeavor so that rather than simply weathering the crisis, Penn State will emerge as a more equitable and spirited place of learning for all.
Sincerely,
1. Sarah J. Townsend, Associate Professor of Spanish and Portuguese (University Park)
2. Gary King, Professor of Biobehavioral Health (University Park)
3. Michelle Rodino-Colocino, Associate Professor of Media Studies (University Park)
4. Esther Prins, Professor of Education (University Park)
5. Michael Eracleous, Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
6. Michael Bérubé, Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of Literature (University Park)
7. Leland Glenna, Professor of Rural Sociology and Science, Technology, and Society (University Park)
8. Jonathan Abel, Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and Asian Studies (University Park)
9. Alex Lubin, Professor of African American Studies (University Park)
10. Rebecca Tarlau, Assistant Professor of Education and Labor & Employment Relations (University Park)
11. Paul M. Kellermann, Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
12. Manuel Rosaldo, Postdoctoral Fellow in Labor & Employment Relations (University Park)
13. Joshua Wede, Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
14. Elizabeth J. Tisdell, Professor of Adult Education (Harrisburg)
15. Robin Bower, Associate Professor of Spanish (Beaver)
16. Marco A. Martinez, Assistant Professor of Spanish (University Park)
17. Margaret Michels, Teaching Professor Communication Arts and Sciences (University Park)
18. Michael O. West, Professor of African American Studies and History (University Park)
19. Julia Spicher Kasdorf, Professor of English and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
20. Kimberly Powell, Professor of Education and Art Education (University Park)
21. Rosa Eberly, Associate Professor of Communication Arts & Scieces and English (University Park)
22. Kai A. Schafft, Professor of Education and Rural Sociology (University Park)
23. Joseph Michael Valente, Associate Professor of Education (University Park)
24. Christopher Uhl, Emeritus of Biology (University Park)
25. David Post, Professor of Education (University Park)
26. Cheryl Keller, Associate Research Professor (University Park)
27. William J. Rothwell, Professor of Education (University Park)
28. Dana L. Stuchul, Teaching Professor (University Park)
29. Elizabeth Kadetsky, Associate Professor of English/Creative Writing (University Park)
30. Teresa Hamilton, Assistant Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
31. James Kalsbeek, Associate Professor of Architecture (University Park)
32. Rena Torres Cacoullos, Professor of Spanish and Linguistics (University Park)
33. Andrew High, Associate Professor of Communication Arts & Sciences (University Park)
34. John D. Holst, Associate Professor of Lifelong Learning and Adult Education (University Park)
35. Ben Goldman, Associate Librarian (University Park)
36. Roselyn Costantino, Professor of Spanish, Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies, Latin American Studies (Altoona College)
37. Mary Vollero, Associate Teaching Professor in Art (DuBois)
38. Dana L. Mitra, Professor of Education (University Park)
39. Ty Hollett, Assistant Professor of Learning, Design and Technology (University Park)
40. Reginald F. Hamilton, Associate Prof. of Engineering Science and Mechanics (University Park)
41. Brian Lennon, Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature (University Park)
42. Caitlin Rizzo, Head of Collection Services for Eberly Family Special Collections Library (University Park)
43. Mari Pierce, Associate Professor of Administration of Justice (Beaver)
44. Nathan Tallman, Digital Preservation Librarian (University Park)
45. Kathleen Sexsmith, Assistant Professor of Rural Sociology (University Park)
46. Cynthia Young, Associate Professor of African American Studies, English and the Rock Ethics Institute (University Park)
47. Krista Brune, Assistant Professor of Portuguese and Spanish (University Park)
48. Jason Charnesky, Lecturer in English (University Park)
49. Dan Letwin, Associate Professor of History (University Park)
50. Oliver Baker, Assistant Professor of English and African American Studies (University Park)
51. John Champagne, Professor of English (Penn State Erie)
52. Renee Borromeo, Teaching Professor of Physical Therapy (Mont Alto)
53. Emily Rosenman, Assistant Professor of Geography (University Park)
54. Claire Colebrook, Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of English, Philosophy, and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
55. Nergis Erturk, Associate Professor of Comparative Literature (University Park)
56. Cassandra Miller-Butterworth, Associate Professor of Biology (Beaver)
57. Shuang Shen, Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and Asian Studies (University Park)
58. Judith Sierra-Rivera, Assistant Professor of Spanish and Latina/o Studies (University Park)
59. Richard Doyle, Edwin Erle Sparks Professor (University Park)
60. Steven Rubin, Professor of Art (University Park)
61. Christopher Castiglia, Distinguished Professor (University Park)
62. Jonathan E. Brockopp, Professor of History, Religious Studies, and Philosophy (University Park)
63. John Christman, Professor of Philosophy (University Park)
64. Alicia C. Decker, Associate Professor of WGSS (University Park)
65. Jacob Lee, Assistant Professor of History (University Park)
66. Jeffrey T. Nealon, Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of English and Philosophy (University Park)
67. Maria Truglio, Professor of Italian (University Park)
68. Mary Beth Oliver, Professor of Media Studies (University Park)
69. Jessica G. Myrick, Associate Professor of Media Studies (University Park)
70. Ariana Mikulski, Associate Teaching Professor of Spanish (University Park)
71. Anna Kaiper-Marquez, Associate Director/Assistant Teaching Professor, Goodling Institute for Research in Family Literacy, Institute for the Study of Adult Literacy
72. Michael Akritas, Professor of Statistics (University Park)
73. Liying Luo, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Demography (University Park)
74. Enrique del Castillo, Distinguished Professor of Engineering (University Park)
75. Frank G. Hillary, Professor and Associate Head Psychology (University Park)
76. Thomas O. Beebee, Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of Comparative Literature and German (University Park)
77. Randall E. Newnham, Professor of Political Science (Berks), AAUP
78. Leigh-Ann Bedal, Associate Professor of Anthropology (Penn State Behrend)
79. Pearl Gluck, Associate Professor of Film-VIdeo (University Park)
80. Douglas F. Cowen, Professor of Physics (University Park)
81. Erica Brindley, Professor of Asian Studies, History, and Philosophy (University Park)
82. Erich Schienke, Assistant Teaching Professor, Energy and Mineral Engineering (University Park)
83. Nan Elizabeth Woodruff Professor Emerita African American Studies/Modern US History (University Park)
84. Joan Landes, Walter L. and Helen Ferree Professor of History and Women’s Studies, Emerita (University Park)
85. Sara Luttfring, Associate Professor of English (Penn State Behrend)
86. Mark Kissling, Associate Professor of Education (University Park)
87. Faisal Husain, Assistant Professor of History (University Park)
88. Matthew Marr, Associate Professor of Spanish (University Park)
89. Jessica O'Hara, Associate Teaching Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences (University Park)
90. Carla Cornette, Assistant Teaching Professor of Italian (University Park)
91. Justine Lindemann, Assistant Professor of Community Development and Resilience (University Park)
92. Liza Conyers, Professor Rehabilitation and Human Services (University Park)
93. Jorge O. Sofo, Professor of Physics (University Park)
94. Camille-Yvette Welsch, Teaching Professor of English, (University Park)
95. Bernice L. Hausman, Professor and Chair of Humanities, College of Medicine (Hershey)
96. Carla J. Mulford, Professor of English (University Park)
97. Allen Larson, Associate Professor of Communications (New Kensington)
98. Erica Frankenberg, Professor of Education and Demography (University Park)
99. Melissa W. Wright, Professor, WGSS and Geography (University Park)
100. Timeka Tounsel, Assistant Professor, African American and Media Studies (University Park)
101. Tanner Vea, Assistant Professor of Education (University Park)
102. Gretchen Kuldau, Associate Professor of Plant Pathology (University Park)
103. Sherry Roush, Professor of Italian (University Park)
104. Victor W Brunsden, Associate Professor of Mathematics (Altoona)
105. David Almeida, Professor of Human Development and Family Studies (University Park)
106. Matthew Rockmore, Assistant Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
107. Maria del Mar Jimenez-Gasco, Associate Professor of Plant Pathology (University Park)
108. Mayra Y. Bamaca, Associate Professor in HDFS (University Park)
109. Stephen Cohen, Lecturer (Abington)
110. Sajay Samuel, Clinical Professor of Accounting (University Park)
111. Melba Amador, Lecturer of Spanish (New Kensington)
112. Gail Boldt, Professor of Curriculum and Instruction (University Park)
113. Jennifer Maggs, Professor of Human Development and Family Studies (University Park)
114. Yuliya V. Ladygina, Assistant Professor of Russian and Global Studies (University Park)
115. Jean-Paul Armache, Assistant Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (University Park)
116. Molly Countermine, Associate Teaching Professor of Human Development and Family Studies
117. John Craig Hammond, Associate Professor of History (New Kensington)
118. Charles Geier, Associate Professor of Human Development and Family Studies (University Park)
119. Constantino M. Lagoa, Professor of Electrical Engineering (University Park)
120. José M. Capriles, Assistant Professor of Anthropology (University Park)
121. Diana Fishbein, senior research faculty (University Park)
122. Janet Neigh, Associate Professor of English (Behrend)
123. Kathleen Collins, Associate Professor of Curriculum and Instruction (University Park)
124. Gabriela T. Richard, Assistant Professor of Learning, Design and Technology (University Park)
125. Sabine Doran, Associate Professor of German and Jewish Studies (University Park)
126. Alan MacEachren, Professor of Geography (University Park)
127. Liliana Naydan, Associate Professor of English (Abington)
128. Mathew Levy, Associate Professor of Art History (Behrend)
129. Carter Hunt, Associate Professor of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Management, and Anthropology (University Park)
130. Sarah K Rich, Associate Professor of Art History (University Park)
131. Mark Sentesy, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies (University Park)
132. Robert L. Caserio, Professor Emeritus of English, Comparative Literature, and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
133. Kateryna Makova, Pentz Professor of Biology (University Park)
134. Evan Bradley, Associate Professor of Psychology (Brandywine)
135. Tracy Rutler, Assistant Professor of French and Francophone Studies, and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
136. Daniel M. Zolli, Assistant Professor of Art History (University Park)
137. Marissa Nicosia, Assistant Professor of Renaissance Literature (Abington)
138. Erin R. Dick, Lecturer in English (Behrend)
139. Ellen Andrews Knodt, Professor of English (Abington)
140. Andrea McCloskey, Associate Professor of Education (University Park)
141. Suresh Canagarajah, Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of Applied Linguistics, English, and Asian Studies, University Park
142. Ashley N. Patterson, Assistant Professor of Education (University Park)
143. Michael T. Putnam, Associate Professor of German and Linguistics (University Park)
144. Nicolai Volland, Associate Professor of Asian Studies and Comparative Literature (University Park)
145. Arthur Goldschmidt, Professor Emeritus of Middle East History (University Park)
146. Jessamyn Abel, Assistant Professor of Asian Studies (University Park)
147. Deborah Y Sillman, Assistant Teaching Professor (New Kensington)
148. Ana Matkovic, Associate Teaching Professor of Astronomy (University Park)
149. Lori Bedell, Associate Teaching Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences (University Park)
150. Suvrath Mahadevan, Professor of Astronomy & Astrophysics (University Park)
151. Mark Anner, Associate Professor of Labor & Employment Relations and Political Science (University Park)
152. Carley A. Gwin, Assistant Teaching Professor in Science (New Kensington)
153. Magalí Armillas-Tiseyra, Associate Professor of Comparative Literature (University Park)
154. N. Serhat Aybat, Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering (University Park)
155. Robert Roeser, Professor of Human Development and Family Studies (University Park)
156. Mary L. Sellers, Lecturer in English and American Studies (University Park)
157. Julia Green Bryan, Associate Professor Counselor Education (University Park)
158. Julie Gallagher, Associate Professor of History (Brandywine)
159. Tina Chen, Associate Professor of English and Asian American Studies (University Park)
160. Nicole Webster, Professor of Youth and International Development (University Park)
161. Sjoerd Duiker, Professor of Soil Management and Applied Soil Physics (University Park)
162. Eduardo Mendieta, Professor of Philosophy (University Park)
163. Matthew Rigilano, Assistant Teacher Professor of English (Abington)
164. Samar Farage,Associate Teaching Professor of Sociology (University Park)
165. Lori Ginzberg, Professor of History and Women's Studies (University Park)
166. Kirk French, Associate Teaching Professor of Anthropology (University Park)
167. Heather Holleman, Lecturer in English (University Park)
168. Jyoti Balachandran, Assistant Professor of History (University Park)
169. John Dattilo, Professor of Recreation, Park and Tourism Management (University Park)
170. Joshua Wreztel, Assistant Teaching Professor (University Park)
171. Naomi Ruth Pitamber, Assistant Teaching Professor of Art History (University Park)
172. Martha Few, Professor of History and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
173. Patricia A. Patrick, Clinicial Associate Professor of Accounting (University Park)
174. Shara McCallum, Liberal Arts Professor of English (University Park)
175. Joy B. Krumenacker, Assistant Teaching Professor of Psychology (New Kensington)
176. Samuel Frederick, Associate Professor of German (University Park)
177. Uday V. Shanbhag, Professor of Industrial Engineering (University Park)
178. Douglas Bird, Associate Professor of Anthropology (University Park)
179. Trevor Birkenholtz, Associate Professor of Geography (University Park)
180. Janina Safran, Associate Professor of History (University Park)
181. Themis Matsoukas, Professor of Chemical Engineering
182. Catherine A. McCormick, Assistant Teaching Professor of Communications (Harrisburg)
183. Alexandra deGraffenreid, Processing Archivist, Assistant Librarian (University Park)
184. Sarah Ivory, Assistant Professor of Geosciences (University Park)
185. David Geiser, Professor of Mycology (University Park)
186. Elizabeth Dudkin, Associate Professor of Biology (Brandywine)
187. Anton Nekrutenko, Professor of Biochemsitry and Molecular Biology (University Park)
188. Jennifer Boittin, Associate Professer of French, Francophone Studies and History (University Park)
189. Elizabeth Coggin Womack , Associate Professor of English (Brandywine)
190. Namiko Yamamoto, Assistant Processor of Aerospace Engineering (University Park)
191. Heather McCoy, Teaching Professor of French (University Park)
192. Dan Beaver, Associate Professor of History and English
193. Abigail Celis, Assistant Professor in French and Francophone Studies, African Studies (University Park)
194. Charlotte Land, Assistant Professor of Education (University Park)
195. Matt Tierney, Assistant Professor of English (University Park)
196. Terri Vescio, Professor of Psychology and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
197. Alicia C. Dowd, Professor of Education (University Park)
198. Jennifer Wood, Associate Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences (New Kensington)
199. Jacqueline Reid-Walsh Associate Professor Curriculum and Instruction and WGSS (University Park)
200. Karen Keifer-Boyd, Professor of Art Education and Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies (University Park)
201. Scott Collins, Clinical Associate Professor of Accounting (University Park)
202. Bill Goffe, Associate Teaching Professor of Economics (University Park)
203. Anita Starosta, Associate Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
204. Margaret Signorella, Distinguished Professor of Psychology and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (Brandywine)
205. Joan A. Kowalski, Assistant Teaching Professor of Engineering (New Kensington)
206. Jens-Uwe Guettel, Associate Professor in German Studies and History (University Park)
207. Stephanie A. Shields, Professor of Psychology and Women's Studies (University Park)
208. Christian P. Haines, Assistant Professor of English (University Park)
209. Nancy Tuana, DuPont/Class of 1949 Professor of Philosophy and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
210. Sarah Damaske, Associate Professor Sociology/LER/WGSS (University Park)
211. Amara Solari, Professor of Art History (University Park)
212. Mark Shriver, Professor of Anthropology (University Park)
213. Alison Condie Jaenicke, Assistant Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
214. Aparna Joshi, Arnold Family Professor of Management, Smeal College of Business (University Park)
215. C. Clare Hinrichs, Profressor of Rural Sociology (University Park)
216. Andrew Hieronymi, Associate Professor of Art (University Park)
217. Jean Sanders, Associate Professor of Art (University Park)
218. Sanjay Joshi, Professor of Industrial Engineering (University Park)
219. Kenneth Hirth, Professor of Anthropology (University Park)
220. Barbara Watters, Professor of Practice in Psychology (University Park)
221. Bonnie Collura, Professor of Art (University Park)
222. Rachel Hamel, Assistant Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
223. Borja Gutiérrez, Assistant Teaching Professor of Spanish (University Park)
224. Christine L. Chichester, Lecturer in English, Composition and Rhetoric (University Park)
225. Jadrian Wooten, Associate Teaching Professor of Economics (University Park)
226. Jes Matsick, Assistant Professor of Psychology and WGSS (University Park)
227. Alicia Drais-Parrillo, Associate Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
228. Beth Gerace, Assistant Teaching Faculty (University Park)
229. Mary Dean Coleman, Associate Teaching Professor of Nutritional Sciences (University Park)
230. Jeanine Staples, Professor of Literacy and Language, African American Studies, and Women's Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
231. Eric Hayot, Professor of Comparative Literature and Asian Studies (University Park)
232. Robert Morehead, Assistant Teaching Professor of Astronomy & Astrophysics (University Park)
233. Brad Wyble, Associate Professor of Psychology (University Park)
234. Jennifer Agans, Assistant Professor of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Management (University Park)
235. Michelle Quist Ryder, Assistant Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
236. James Tutt, Associate Research Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
237. Matthew P. McAllister, Professor of Communications (University Park)
238. Maha Marouan, Associate Professor of Women Studies (University Park)
239. Eric Roman, Associate Teaching Professor of Art (University Park)
240. Manuel Ostos, Associate Librarian (University Park)
241. Sharon M. Gallagher, Associate Teaching Professor, English (Behrend)
242. Randall McEntaffer, Professor of Astronomy & Astrophysics (University Park)
243. Miguel A. Mostafa, Professor of Physics and of Astronomy & Astrophysics (University Park)
244. Linda K. Trevino, Distinguished Professor of Organizational Behavior and Ethics, University Park
245. Zachary Zobrist, Lecturer, Labor and Employment Relations (University Park)
246. Pamela Dubyak, Assistant Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
247. Frederick R Hearty, Research Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
248. Denny Gioia, Klein Professor of Management (University Park)
249. Spencer Szczesny, Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering (University Park
250. Efraín Marimón, Assistant Teaching Professor of Education (University Park)
251. C. Libby, Assistant Teaching Professor of WGSS (University Park)
252. Hailley Fargo, Assistant Librarian (University Park)
253. Stephanie Petroski, Assistant Teaching Professor of Biology (Beaver)
254. Samantha Fuller, Instructor of Mathematics (Altoona)
255. Jill M. Wood, Teaching Professor, Dept. of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, University Park
256. Terrence Guay, Clinical Professor of International Business (University Park)
257. James Endres Howell, Associate Teaching Professor, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (University Park)
258. Raymond Watkins, Assistant Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
259. Mallory M. Meehan, Clinical Assistant Professor of Real Estate (University Park)
260. Lolita Paff, Associate Professor of Business & Economics (Berks)
261. Lauren Reiter, Associate Librarian (University Park)
262. Joyce Furfaro, Assistant Professor of Teaching (University Park)
263. Valerie Ann Cholet, Assistant Teaching Professor, Kinesiology (Berks)
264. Ryan Baxter, Associate Teaching Professor of Geography (University Park)
265. Paige Castellanos, Assistant Research Professor, International Agriculture (University Park)
266. Mark Guiltinan, Professor of Plant Molecular Biology, J. Franklin Styer Professor of Horticultural Botany (University Park)
267. Jarl Ahlkvist, Assistant Teaching Professor - Sociology & Criminology (University Park)
268. Idan Shalev, Associate Professor of Biobehavioral Health (University Park)
269. Gabrielle Dietrich, Associate Teaching Professor of Music (Behrend)
270. Myrta Mathews, Assistant Teaching Professor of Spanish (University Park)
271. David Burrows, Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
272. Stephanie Snider, Associate Professor of Art (University Park)
273. Suzy Scherf, Associate Professor of Psychology (University Park)
274. Fran Arbaugh, Professor of Education (University Park)
275. Christopher McComb, Assistant Professor of Engineering Design (University Park)
276. Christina Cook, Assistant Teaching Professor, English (University Park)
277. Stan Hunter Kranc, Associate Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
278. Dana Naughton, Assistant Professor of Biobehavioral Health (University Park)
279. Leanna Rosas, Assistant Teaching Professor, Digital Arts and Media Design (University Park)
280. Daryl Cameron, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Rock Ethics Institute (University Park)
281. Cathleen Hunt, Associate Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
282. Mark Munn, Professor of Ancient Greek History and Greek Archaeology (University Park)
283. Lecinda M Yevchak, Assistant Teaching Professor Sociology and Criminology (University Park)
284. Nicholas Beishline, Lecturer in English (University Park)
285. Julian Darragjati, Assistant Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
286. Charity Ketz, Lecturer in English (University Park)
287. Jason Williams, Assistant Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park and World Campus)
288. Jennifer Murphy, Associate Professor of Criminal Justice (Berks)
289. Elizabeth Smolcic, Associate Teaching Professor of Education (University Park)
290. Erin Miele, Lecturer (University Park)
291. Eunhye Song, Harold and Inge Marcus Early Career Assistant Professor in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (University Park)
292. Marcela Borge, Assistant Professor, Learning, Design, and Technology (University Park)
293. Shengxi Huang, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering (University Park)
294. Peter Mhando, Associate Teaching Professor, Risk Mgt & International Affairs (University Park)
295. Puneet Singla, Professor of Aerospace Engineering (University Park)
296. Kristen Hudy, Research Technologist II (University Park)
297. Joseph Cusumano, Professor of Engineering Science & Mechanics (University Park)
298. Sommer Mitchell, Assistant Teaching Professor of Global Studies (University Park)
299. Zachary Morgan, Associate Professor (University Park)
300. Dara Ford, Assistant Teaching Professor (University Park)
301. Michelle G. Newman, Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry (University Park)
302. Karen A. Thole, Distinguished Professor of Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
303. Kevin M. Moist, Associate Professor of Communications (Altoona)
304. Jack Langelaan, Professor of Aerospace Engineering (University Park)
305. Marcy Lynne North, Associate Professor of English (University Park)
306. Britney Wardecker, Assistant Professor, University Park
307. Erin Morgart, Assistant Teaching Professor of Education (University Park)
308. Tom Lauerman, Associate Professor of Studio Art (University Park)
309. Richard Carlson, Professor of Psychology (University Park)
310. Eric Marsh, Professor of Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
311. Shannon Goff, Associate Professor of Art (University Park)
312. Wendy A. Horwitz, Assistant Teaching Professor of Writing and English (Abington)
313. Maria Lewis, Assistant Professor of Education (University Park)
314. Louis G. Castonguay, Liberal Arts Professor of Psychology (University Park)
315. Jonathan Dingwell, Professor of Kinesiology (University Park)
316. Khytam Dawood, Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
317. Jacqueline O'Connor, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
318. Kristy McCoy, Assistant Teaching Professor of English (Penn State Behrend)
319. Melissa Hunter, Associate Teaching Professor (University Park)
320. Stephen Lynch, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
321. Christopher Tounsel, Assistant Professor of History and African Studies (University Park)
322. Xiang Yang, Assistant Professor (University Park)
323. Hyung Joon Yoon, Assistant Professor of Education (University Park)
324. Mary P. Riddle, Associate Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
325. Phillip Zapkin, Assistant Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
326. Andi N. Stout, Assistant Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
327. Catherine Berdanier, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
328. Nicholas Pearson, Associate Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
329. Maureen Fielding, Associate Professor of English and Women's Studies (Brandywine)
330. Daniel J. Weiss, Professor of Psychology and Linguistics (University Park)
331. Andrea P. Arguelles, Assistant Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics (University Park)
332. Jean Phillips (Professor of Human Resource Management (University Park)
333. Maria Turkson, Assistant Teaching Professor, Psychology (Harrisburg)
334. Brian Crosby, Associate Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
335. Elizabeth A. Holtzinger, Assistant Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
336. Cobi Michael, Associate Teaching Professor of Psychology (Harrisburg)
337. John Bowman, Professor of Art (University Park)
338. Leann Terry Diederich, PhD, Adjunct Faculty (HDFS & CNED; University Park)
339. David Puts, Associate Professor of Anthropology (University Park)
340. Ali Borhan, Professor of Chemical Engineering (University Park)
341. Erin Heidt-Forsythe, Sherwin Early Career Professor at the Rock Ethics Institute and Associate Professor, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and Political Science (University Park)
342. Luis Duque, Assistant Research Professor, Plant Science (University Park)
343. Victoria Kazmerski, Associate Professor of Psychology (Behrend College)
344. Jacqueline A. Mogle, Assistant Research Professor, Prevention Research Center (University Park)
345. Sean Brennan, Professor of Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
346. Paul Medvedev, Associate Professor (University Park)
347. Alicia Grandey, Professor of Psychology (University Park)
348. Sheri A. Berenbaum, Professor of Psychology (University Park)
349. Jessica Menold, Assistant Professor of Engineering Design and Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
350. Deb Dreisbach, Lecturer (Berks)
351. Debra Gardecki, Lecturer in English (University Park)
352. Rodrigo Cárdenas, Assistant Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
353. Teri Price, Lecturer in Physics (Berks)
354. Mary Bellman, Associate Teaching Professor of Labor and Employment Relations (University Park)
355. Greg Loviscky, Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
356. Ann Martinelli, Associate Teaching Professor (Abington)
357. Richard J. Harnish, Professor of Psychology (New Kensington)
358. Rachel A. Shelden, Associate Professor of History (University Park)
359. Carlos Rosas, Professor of Art, Digital Arts and Media Design (University Park)
360. Jeffrey Love, Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
361. Jessica Vantine Birkenholtz, Associate Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies & Asian Studies (University Park)
362. Timothy Robicheaux, Associate Teaching Professor of Sociology and Criminology (University Park)
363. Carmen Cole, Assistant Librarian (University Park)
364. Maria Vinca, Assistant Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
365. Lauren Jade Martin, Associate Professor of Sociology (Berks)
366. Andrea Gregg, Assistant Teaching Professor, Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
367. Jeremy Wimpey, Research Faculty, RPTM (University Park)
368. William Doan, Professor of Theatre (University Park)
369. Scarlett Miller, Associate Professor of Engineering Design and Industrial Engineering (University Park)
370. Michael Roche, Associate Professor of Psychology (Altoona)
371. Elizabeth Mazur, Professor of Psychology (Greater Allegheny)
372. Manini Samarth, Associate Teaching Professor of English and WGSS (University Park)
373. Matthew J Olson, Assistant Teaching Professor (University Park)
374. Dan Riddle, Music Director, School of Theatre, University Park
375. Rudy Shepherd, Associate Professor of Art, (University Park)
376. Ann Tarantino, Associate Teaching Professor of Art (University Park)
377. Konstantin Getman, Research Professor, Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
378. Robin Redmon Wright, Associate Professor of Lifelong Learning and Adult Education (Harrisburg)
379. Sibusiwe Dube, Associate Teaching Professor (University Park)
380. Miguel Hernandez , Adjunct Faculty (University Park)
381. Amanda Passmore-Ott, Assitant Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
382. Eileen Morgn, Assistant Teaching Professor (Hazleton)
383. Helen Greatrex, Associate professor in Geography and Statistics (University Park)
384. Michael Hallquist, Assistant Professor of Psychology (University Park)
385. Kathleen Hauser, Assistant Teaching Professor (Berks)
386. Michael Bernstein, Professor of Psychology (Abington)
387. Galen A. Grimes, Associate Professor of IST (Greater Allegheny)
388. Zoubeida Ounaies, Professor of Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
389. Gary Neal, Instructor Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
390. Qian Wang, Professor of Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
391. Michael Schmierbach, Associate Professor (University Park)
392. Robert G. Melton, Professor of Aerospace Engineering (University Park)
393. Gary L. Wright, Assistant Teaching Professor of Mathematics (Harrisburg)
394. Kevin Clair, Digital Collections Librarian (University Park)
395. Dr. Russ Webster, Assistant Professor of Psychology (Abington)
396. Jenae Neiderhiser, Distinguished Professor of Psychology & Human Development & Family Studies and Associate Head of Psychology (University Park)
397. AnneMarie Mingo, Assistant Professor of African American Studies and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
398. Ruth Mendum, Assistant Research Professor, Associate Director for Gender Initiatives (University Park)
399. Caitlin Grady, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, Rock Ethics Institute (University Park)
400. Charles E. Scott, Professor of Philosophy (University Park)
401. Janet K. Swim, Professor of Psychology (University Park)
402. Jason Griffith, Assistant Professor of Education (University Park)
403. Katharine Donnelly Adams, Assistant Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
404. Brad Baumgartner, Assistant Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
405. Reg Adams, Professor (University Park)
406. Cynthia Huang-Pollock, Professor of Psychology (University Park)
407. Lewis C. Lazarow, Lecturer in English (University Park)
408. Kalpani Dissanayake, Assistant Professor, Business (Brandywine)
409. Sandra Testa Michelson, Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychology, Assistant Director Psychological Clinic (University Park)
410. Raeven Chandler, Assistant Research Professor (University Park)
411. Allison Beese, Associate Professor of Materials Science and Engineering (University Park)
412. MaryEllen Higgins, Associate Professor of English (Greater Allegheny)
413. Andrew M. Carleton, Professor of Geography (University Park)
414. Richard Wade, Associate Professor Emeritus, Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
415. Seth Erickson, Assistant Librarian (University Park)
416. Angel Diaz, University Archivist (University Park)
417. Gregg Rogers, Associate Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
418. Mark Gough, Assistant Professor of Labor and Employment Relations (University Park)
419. Shiyoung Lee, Associate Professor (Berks)
420. Pamela Cole, Liberal Arts Professor of Psychology & Human Development & Family Studies (University Park)
421. Daniel Krack, Assistant Teaching Professor (Fayette)
422. Verónica Montecinos, Distinguished Professor of Sociology (Greater Allegheny)
423. Priscilla Sneff, Assistant Teaching Professor of English (University Park)
424. Heather Zimmerman, Associate Professor of Education (University Park)
425. Jennifer Peacock, Lecturer in Theatre (University Park)
426. Sarah Henneboehl, Assistant Teaching Professor of German (University Park)
427. Kirwin R. Shaffer, Professor of Latin American Studies (Berks)
428. Craig A. Campbell, Assistant Teaching Professor of Lifelong Learning and Adult Education (University Park)
429. Alina Bodea Crisan, Assistant Teaching Professor of Biobehavioral Health (New Kensington)
430. Kathryn Glodowski, Assistant Professor of Psychology (Harrisburg)
431. Joseph Najem, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
432. Jeanmarie Higgins, Associate Professor, School of Theatre (University Park)
433. Nathan Greenauer, Associate Professor of Psychology (Berks)
434. Catherine Mello, Assistant Professor of Psychology (Berks)
435. Koraly Pérez-Edgar, McCourtney Professor of Child Studies, Professor of Psychology (University Park)
436. Mariana Ortega, Associate Professor, Philosophy, WGSS (University Park)
437. Rebecca J. Passonneau, Professor (University Park)
438. Vikash V. Gayah, Associate Professor (University Park)
439. Michele Dunleavy, Professor of Theatre (University Park)
440. Karen Miller, Associate Professor of Spanish and Linguistics (University Park)
441. Sandra L. Trappen, Assistant Professor (Greater Allegheny)
442. Richard Biever, Adjunct (University Park)
443. Meghan Owenz, Assistant Teaching Professor of Rehabilitation and Human Services (Berks)
444. David J Starling, Associate Professor of Physics (Hazleton)
445. Drew Lehnerd, AURORA Assistant Director/Instructor (University Park/Shaver's Creek)
446. Charles Archer, Assistant Teaching Professor of English (Abington)
447. Martha Sherman, Assistant Teaching Professor of Sociology and Criminology (University Park)
448. Marissa Harrison, Associate Professor of Psychology (Harrisburg)
449. Alisha Walters, Assistant Professor of Nineteenth-Century Literature and Culture (Abington)
450. Lucia Perez de Zabalza, Lecturer in Spanish (University Park)
451. Ginger Moore, Associate Professor of Psychology (University Park)
452. Eric Chase, Assistant Teaching Professor, Larson Transportation Institute (University Park)
453. Katie Hoffman, Teaching Professor of Special Education (University Park)
454. Kyusun Choi, Associate Teaching Professor of Computer Science and Engineering (University Park)
455. Amie Skattebo, Assistant Teaching Professor of Psychology (University Park)
456. Yvonne Sohn, Lecturer in French (University Park)
457. Michele Rossi, Associate Teaching Professor of Italian (University Park)
458. David Radice, Assistant Professor of Physics (University Park)
459. Allison Gicking, Postdoc (University Park)
460. Lucy McClain, Assistant Teaching Professor (University Park/Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center)
461. Daniel Russell, Teaching Professor of Acoustics (University Park)
462. Zohra Melaouah-Shaffer, Assistant Teaching Professor of foreign languages (Berks)
463. Sharon Ann Holt, Associate Teaching Professor of History (Abington)
464. Kristen Pueschel, Assistant Teaching Professor of Mathematics (New Kensington)
465. Boris Sbarufatti, Assistant Research Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
466. Atilla Ozgur Cakmak, Assistant Teaching Professor of Engineering (University Park)
467. Thomas Heise, Assistant Professor of English (Abington)
468. Vertna West, Assistant Teaching Professor of Humanities and Communications (University Park)
469. Michelle Knotts, Assistant Teaching Professor of Education (University Park)
470. Jose Soto, Associate Professor of Psychology (University Park)
471. Adri van Duin, Professor of Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
472. Gary L. Gray, Associate Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics (University Park)
473. Stephanie Madden, Assistant Professor of Public Relations (University Park)
474. LaWanda Ward, Assistant Professor of Higher Education (University Park)
475. Wil Fine, Lecturer in English (University Park)
476. Stacy Glen Tibbetts, Lecturer in English (University Park)
477. Thomas Jay Lynn, Associate Professor of English (Berks)
478. Flavio Cabrera, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering (Berks)
479. Michael Edwards, Assistant Teaching Professor of Italian (University Park)
480. Karen Stylianides, Assistant Teaching Professor (Hazleton)
481. Elaine Hui, Assistant Professor of Labor and Employment Relations (University Park)
482. Matthew J Olson, Assistant Teaching Professor (University Park)
483. Kelli Hoover, Professor of Entomology (University Park)
484. Jennifer Emigh, Instructor in HHD (University Park)
485. Aaron Knochel, Associate Professor of Art Education (University Park)
486. Grace Lee-Amuzie, Assistant Teaching Professor (Abington)
487. Robin Gibson, Associate Professor of Art (University Park)
488. Lynn Parker Klees, Assistant Teaching Professor (University Park)
489. Roy R. Robson, Professor of History & Religious Studies (Abington)
490. Nichole van Beek, Assistant Teaching Professor of Art (University Park)
491. Michele Duffey, Assistant Teaching Professor of Kinesiology (University Park)
492. David Seitz, Associate Professor of Communications (Mont Alto)
493. Jean Sanders, Associate Professor of Art (University Park)
494. Margaret Byron, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
495. Stephen Piazza, Professor of Kinesiology (University Park)
496. Daniel D. Foster, Associate Professor of Agricultural and Extension Education (University Park)
497. Greg Fosco, Associate Professor of Human Development and Family Studies (University Park)
498. John P. Rossi, Associate Professor of History (Behrend)
499. Peter McGuire Wolf, Instructor of Ethics and Philosophy (University Park)
500. Chuck Dewald, Asst Teaching Professor (Hazleton)
501. Lisa Chewning, Associate Professor of Corporate Communication (Abington)
502. Joneen Schuster, Assistant Teaching Professor of Psychology (Shenango)
503. Jason Litzenberg, Associate Teaching Professor of Applied Linguistics (University Park)
504. Jeane L Serrian, Lecturer in Mathematics (Berks)
505. Anthony Bak Buccitelli, Associate Professor of American Studies and Communications (Harrisburg)
506. Anne Verplanck, Associate Professor of American Studies (Harrisburg)
507. Panagiotis Giannakis, Assistant Teaching Professor of Geography (University Park)
508. Linda Wray, Associate Professor of Biobehavioral Health (University Park)
509. Dora Roumpi, Assistant Professor of Human Resource Management (University Park)
510. Maithreyi Gopalan, Assistant Professor of Education (University Park)
511. S. Shyam Sundar, Professor of Media Studies (University Park)
512. Li Li, Professor of Environmental Engineering (University Park)
513. Priya Sharma, Associate Professor of Education (University Park)
514. Heather Randell, Assistant Professor of Rural Sociology and Demography (University Park)
515. Elizabeth Hobart, Assistant Librarian (University Park)
516. Edward J. Fuller, Associate Professor (University Park)
517. Keren Wang, Assistant Teaching Professor of Communication Arts & Sciences (University Park)
518. Willa Z. Silverman, Malvin E. and Lea P. Bank Professor of French and Jewish Studies and Head, Department of French and Francophone Studies (University Park)
519. Jackie R. Esposito, Librarian/Archivist
520. Jonas Rubenson, Associate Professor of Kinesiology (University Park)
521. Annie Jansen, Assistant Librarian (Brandywine)
522. Greg Eghigian, Professor of History (University Park)
523. Matt McCrudden, Associate Professor of Educational Psychology (University Park)
524. Jessica Buterbaugh, Instructor of Communication Arts & Sciences (University Park)
525. Matthew Rau, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
526. Matthew Carlson, Associate Professor of Spanish and Linguistics (University Park)
527. Matthew Fantle, Associate Professor of Geosciences (University Park)
528. Hong Wu, Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture (University Park)
529. Peggy Schooling, Professor of Practice Education Policy Studies (University Park)
530. Robert Freeborn, Associate Librarian (University Park)
531. Mary Jane De Souza, Professor of Kinesiology and Physiology (University Park)
532. Emily Reed, Reference and Instruction Librarian (Harrisburg)
533. Lauren Cozad, Assistant Teaching Professor of Special Education (University Park)
534. Carsten Krebs, Professor of Chemistry and of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (University Park)
535. Nonny Schlotzhauer, Associate Librarian (University Park)
536. Russell Hall, Associate Librarian (Behrend)
537. Martin Marinos, Assistant Professor Media Studies (University Park)
538. Talley Kayser, Lecturer in English (University Park)
539. Gina M. Brelsford, Associate Professor of Psychology (Harrisburg)
540. PJ Capelotti, Professor of Anthropology (Abington)
541. Albert Segall, Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics (University Park)
542. Michele Stine, Associate Teaching Professor of Biobehavioral Health (University Park)
543. Klaus Keller, Professor of Geosciences (University Park)
544. Charlotte Eubanks, Department Head, Comparative Literature (University Park)
545. Maureen Feineman, Associate Research Professor of Geosciences (University Park)
546. Ekaterina Haskins, Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences (University Park)
547. Francisco Javier Lopez Frias, Assistant Professor of Kinesiology (University Park)
548. Miguel R. Olivas-Luján, Teaching Professor of Human Resources (University Park)
549. Colleen English, Assistant Professor of Kinesiology (Berks)
550. Christoph Hinkelmann, Clinical Associate Professor of Finance (University Park)
551. Annie Jansen, Assistant Librarian (Brandywine)
552. Kathleen Hill, Assistant Teaching Professor of Curriculum and Instruction (University Park)
553. Parisa Shokouhi, Associate Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics (University Park)
554. Nancy Mahon, Associate Clinical Professor of Business Communication (University Park)
555. Felicia Krauss, Postdoc, Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
556. Laura E. Bray, Assistant Professor of Education (University Park)
557. Kathleen Keller, Associate Professor Nutritional Sciences and Food Science (University Park)
558. William Kenyon, Associate Professor of Design (University Park)
559. Priscila Dos Santos, Postdoctoral Scholar in Entomology (University Park)
560. Elisha Clark Halpin, Associate Professor of Dance/Theatre (University Park)
561. Michael Hart, Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow, English (University Park)
562. Irene Schaperdoth, Researcher, Chemistry Department (University Park)
563. Jacob Benfield, Associate Professor of Psychology (Abington)
564. Jamey Darnell, Clinical Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship (University Park)
565. Binh P. Le, Librarian (University Park)
566. David J. Huff, Clinical Professor of Supply Chain and Information Systems (University Park)
567. Alexis R. Santos, Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Studies, and Demography (University Park)
568. Thomas Stone, Associate Teaching Professor - Business (Abington)
569. Elizabeth Nelson, Assistant Librarian (Lehigh Valley)
570. Rachael Brown, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Education (Abington)
571. Tejaswi Materla, Assistant Professor of Project Management (Abington)
572. David Gamson, Associate Professor of Education (University Park)
573. Sean Goudie, Associate Professor of English (University Park)
574. Jennifer Jarson, Assistant Librarian (Lehigh Valley)
575. Pierce Salguero, Associate Professor of Asian Studies (Abington)
576. Pamela Black, Professor of Criminal Justice (Hazleton)
577. Heidi Dodson, Postdoctoral Scholar, Humanities Institute (University Park)
578. Amy Sauertieg, Assistant Teaching Professor of Communications (Harrisburg)
579. Soo-yong Byun, Associate Professor of Education (University Park)
580. E. Scott Halstead, Associate Professor of Pediatrics (Hershey)
581. P. Gabrielle Foreman, Paterno Chair of Liberal Arts (University Park)
582. Shirley Moody-Turner, Associate Professor of English and African American Studies (University Park)
583. Cameron C. Nielsen, Assistant Librarian (Scranton)
584. Noel Habashy, Assistant Teaching Professor, International Agricfulture (University Park)
585. Charles E. Jones, Librarian (University Park)
586. Gerald LeTendre, Batschelet Professor of Educational Administration (University Park)
587. Ericka Weathers, Assistant Professor of Education (University Park)
588. Brandy Karl, Assistant Librarian (University Park)
589. Katie Mato, Assistant Teaching Professor of Art History (Abington)
590. Timothy Griffiths, Postdoctoral Fellow, Humanities Institute (University Park)
591. Deirdre O’Sullivan, Associate Professor Rehabilitation and Human Services and Counselor Education (University Park)
592. Sheila West, Professor of Biobehavioral Health (University Park)
593. Clara Drummond, Curator and Exhibitions Coordinator, Associate Librarian (University Park)
594. Emily Rimland, Librarian (University Park)
595. Lauren Cozad, Assistant Teaching Professor of Special Education (University Park)
596. Mauricio Terrones, Verne M. Willaman Professor of Physics (University Park)
597. Melvin Gupton, Assistant Professor of Corporate Communication (Abington)
598. Sam C. Tenorio, Assistant Professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and African American Studies (University Park)
599. Shannon Kennan, Associate Teaching Faculty, Journalism (University Park)
600. John Eicher, Assistant Professor of History (Altoona)
601. Tom Martin, Adjunct (Altoona)
602. Dena Lang, Associate Teaching Professor of Engineering Leadership (University Park)
603. Salar Ghahramani, Associate Professor of Business Law (Penn State Abington)
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Graduate Employees/Students and Other Co-signers:
1. Sofia Johnson-Gutiérrez, Graduate Student in the Department of Geosciences (University Park)
2. Esther C Munoz, Graduate Student (University Park)
3. Celeste Diaz Ferraro, PhD Candidate, Management & Organization (University Park)
4. Yana Harris- CDO Operations Manager
5. Gabriela Ponce, Graduate Student (University Park)
6. Sierra Melton, Graduate Student in Geosciences (University Park)
7. Yashasvika Duggal, Graduate Student (University Park)
8. Anna Zhou, Graduate Student in Psychology
9. Liz Schoppelrei, PhD Candidate, Comparative Literature; Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
10. Yashasvika Duggal, Graduate Student (University Park)
11. Eunice Ying Ci Lim, Graduate Student (University Park)
12. Terry Torres Cruz, Graduate Student in Plant Pathology (University Park)
13. Alex Zhao, PhD Candidate in Statistics (University Park)
14. Kimberly Beaton, Graduate Student (University Park)
15. Holly Kleinschmidt, Graduate Student in the Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (University Park)
16. Liana Glew, Graduate Employee, English (University Park)
17. Dominic Veconi, PhD candidate in Mathematics (University Park)
18. Cassie McMillan, Graduate Student, Sociology and Demography (University Park)
19. Lindsay Boyd, Graduate Student (University Park)
20. Lillian Mawby, Chemistry Graduate Student (University Park)
21. Brianne Pragg, Graduate Employee (University Park)
22. Rachel Peng, Graduate Student in Mass Communication (University Park)
23. Madison Botch, Graduate Student in Curriculum and Instruction (University Park)
24. Marguerite Nguyen Lehman, Graduate Employee (University Park)
25. Alina Zhurbenko, Graduate Student (University Park)
26. Sophia Dewing, PhD student in the Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (University Park)
27. Steven Baksa, PhD Candidate in Materials Science and Engineering (University Park)
28. Lynnicia Massenburg, Graduate Student in the Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (University Park)
29. Amy Lebkuecher, Graduate Student (University Park)
30. Austen Trainer, PhD Candidate in Developmental Psychology (University Park)
31. Diego A Hernandez, PhD candidate (University Park)
32. Margarita Hernandez, PhD Student in the Department of Anthropology (University Park)
33. Macy Huston, Graduate Student (University Park)
34. Vivían Rodríguez-Rocha, PhD candidate, Geography (University Park)
35. Sandeep Krishnakumar, Graduate Student, Industrial Engineering (University Park)
36. Shubham Kanodia, PhD Candidate (University Park)
37. Mariah MacDonald, PhD Candidate in Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
38. Glen Williams, PhD Candidate (University Park)
39. Bailey Campbell, Graduate Employee (University Park)
40. Charles Tierney, Graduate Student, Aerospace Engineering (University Park)
41. Nick Martiniano, Penn State Law Student (University Park)
42. Katie Warczak, PhD Candidate in English and African American Studies (University Park)
43. Doug Kulchar, Graduate Teaching Assistant, English (University Park)
44. Emily Smith, PhD Candidate, English (University Park)
45. Camila Gutierrez, Graduate employee/student in Comparative Literature (University Park)
46. Hannah Merseal, Graduate Student in Psychology (University Park)
47. Ernest Tjia, Graduate Student, English (University Park)
48. Brittney Hauke, Graduate Student, Materials Science and Engineering (University Park)
49. Roger Walker, Graduate Employee (University Park)
50. Dever Carney, PhD Candidate, Clinical Psychology (University Park)
51. Kyra Murrell, PhD Candidate (University Park)
52. Eduardo Ramos, Graduate Instructor (University Park)
53. Kendra McDuffie, PhD Candidate, Comparative Literature (University Park)
54. Aaron T. Witcher, PhD Candidate in the French and Francophone Studies Department (University Park)
55. Morgane Haesen, PhD Candidate, French and Francophone Studies (University Park)
56. Eric Disbro, PhD Candidate, French and Francophone Studies, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
57. Ryan Pilcher, Graduate student (University Park)
58. Farzin Haddadpour, Graduate employee/student (University Park)
59. Ali Watts, PhD Candidate in Higher Education (University Park)
60. Penina Backer, Graduate Student in Human Development and Family Studies (University Park)
61. Ryan Tan, PhD Student, Course Instructor, Communication Studies (University Park)
62. Argha Saha, Graduate Student (University Park)
63. Max Riedel-Topper, Graduate Student, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (University Park)
64. Audrey An, Graduate Student (University Park)
65. Hannah Matangos, PhD candidate, German Literature & Culture (University Park)
66. Sabrina Evans, Graduate Student, English and African American Studies (University Park)
67. Valerie Keppenne, PhD Candidate in German Linguistics and Language Science (University Park)
68. Hanan Al-Alawi, PhD student (University Park)
69. Young In Chung, Graduate student, Psychology (University Park)
70. Muge Olgun Baytas, Phd Student, Course Instructor, Curriculum and Instruction (University Park)
71. Andrea Martinez, Graduate Student (University Park)
72. Arpita Sarker, Graduate Student Curriculum and Instruction
73. Zachary Rhoden, Chemistry Graduate Student (University Park)
74. Michaela Hoffelmeyer, PhD student in Rural Sociology (University park)
75. Jamie "Austin" Gaffin, Graduate Student in Comparative Literature and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
76. Kevin Rosenfield, Graduate Student in Anthropology (University Park)
77. Rhoda Nanre Nafziger, PhD Candidate, Education Theory and Policy (University Park)
78. Austin Bradshaw, Graduate Student in Visual Arts (University Park)
79. Alex Russell, Graduate Student in School of Visual Arts
80. Ian F. Rolón Romero, PhD Candidate and Course Instructor in Curriculum and Instruction (University Park)
81. Marie Paillard, PhD Candidate, French and Francophone Studies (University Park)
82. Dina Mahmoud, Graduate Student in Comparative Literature (University Park)
83. Adrienne Darrah, PhD Student, Communications (University Park)
84. Rafael E. Alvarado, Graduate Student in Education Policy Studies (University Park)
85. Vanessa Miller, Graduate Student in Education Policy Studies (University Park)
86. Ashley Pahis, Gradúate Student in Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese (University Park)
87. Patrick Druggan, Graduate Student in Anthropology (University Park)
88. Megan Kennedy, PhD Candidate (University Park)
89. Eva Owusu, Graduate Student/TA (University Park)
90. Michael McLaughlin, PhD student of German
91. Sonya Trawick, Graduate Student in Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese (University Park)
92. Sebrina Doyle Fosco, University Graduate Fellow, Educational Leadership
93. Claire Rodman, PhD Candidate, Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
94. Emily Sterk, Graduate Student (University Park)
95. Zeinab Elmasri, PhD candidate, MCIBS (University Park)
96. Jonathan McCausland, Graduate Student in Curriculum & Instruction (University Park)
97. Jacob Gates, PhD Candidate in Curriculum & Instruction (University Park)
98. Qiyu Chen, Graduate Student in Comparative Literature (Park)
99. Corinne Lajoie, Phd Philosophy and Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
100. Lan-Nhi Phung, PhD Student in Biology
101. Yushuang Liu, PhD student in Psychology (University Park)
102. Nico Terry, Graduate student/employee in Mathematics (University Park)
103. Emily Orr, Graduate Student in Music Directing (University Park)
104. Laurie Dubois, PhD candidate, French and Francophone studies (University Park)
105. Brooke Tybush, PhD Candidate, French and Francophone Studies, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
106. Merve Tabur, PhD Candidate, Comparative Literature (University Park)
107. Alex Kenney, PHD candidate, Higher Education (University Park)
108. Erin King, Administrative Support Assistant for the ARC (University Park)
109. Laura Van Velsor, Kinesiology Dept. staff, yoga instructor (University Park)
110. Le'Quetta Rideout, Residence Life Coordinator (University Park)
111. James M. Kopf, PhD Candidate, German (University Park)
112. Julian Peck, Human Research Technologist (University Park)
113. Evan Mascitti, PhD Candidate, Soil Science (University Park)
114. Michael A. Johns, PhD Candidate in Spanish, Italian and Portuguese (University Park)
115. Clarissa Crist, Graduate Student in Geosciences (University Park)
116. Mercer Gary, Graduate Assistant (University Park)
117. Tembi Charles, Graduate Student (University Park)
118. Sarah Zipf, Graduate student EPS
119. Sebrina Doyle Fosco, University Graduate Fellow, Educational Leadership
120. Müge Gedik, Graduate Student, Comparative Literature (University Park)
121. Trevor Bero, Graduate Student in Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese (University Park)
122. Jeffrey Stainbrook, Library Staff Assistant (University Park)
123. Starlette M. Sharp, Graduate Student in Curriculum and Instruction (University Park)
124. Muge Olgun Baytas, Phd Student, Course Instructor, Curriculum and Instruction (University Park)
125. Paulina A. Rodríguez, Graduate Assistant (University Park)
126. Tugce Vural, Graduate Student (University Park)
127. Jessica Vélez Avilés, Graduate Student in Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese (University Park)
128. Rui Wang, PHD Candidate, Landscape Architecture (University Park)
129. Brian Davis, PhD Candidate in Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
130. Chanel Lange-Maney, Graduate Student in Geography and WGSS
131. Zexi Zhang, PhD Candidate of Industrial Engineering
132. Colin Howe, PhD Candidate in Biology (University Park)
133. Rachyl Hietpas, Graduate Student in Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese (University Park)
134. Andrew Fleming, Graduate Student in Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese (University Park)
135. Sameer, PhD Candidate, Astronomy & Astrophysics (University Park)
136. Nathaniel Schermerhorn, PhD Candidate in Psychology and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
137. Nicole Strock, PhD Candidate in Kinesiology
138. Mei-Huan Chen, PhD Student in Geography
139. Tiffany Rodríguez-Cruz, Graduate Student in Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese (University Park)
140. Keri Mongelluzzo, PhD Candidate, Art History (University Park)
141. Johann Strube, PhD Candidate and Graduate Research Assistant in Rural Sociology
142. Ricardo Andrade, Graduate Student/TA in Spanish (University Park)
143. Ryan O'Donnell, Graduate Student (University Park)
144. Gustavo Herrera Díaz, PhD Student in Spanish, Italian and Portuguese (University Park)
145. Min Young Yoon, PhD Candidate, Management & Organization (University Park)
146. Audrey Saxton, PhD candidate, English (University Park)
147. Rachel Ginder, Production Assistant, Penn State University Press
148. Kaitlyn Horisk, Graduate Student, Department of Geosciences (University Park)
149. Punya Chatterjee, PhD candidate, Business Administration (University Park)
150. John Gajewski, Research Technologist IV (University Park)
151. Cathryn Pugh, Graduate Student in Ecosystem Science and Management (University Park)
152. Caleb Meredith, PhD candidate, Materials Science and Engineering (University Park)
153. John O'Brien, Graduate Student (University Park)
154. Thomas Nigl, PhD Candidate in Materials Science and Engineering (University Park)
155. Carolyn Levy, PhD Candidate, Departments of History and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
156. Bridget Parler, PhD candidate, Higher Education
157. Jerome Clarke, Graduate Employee in Philosophy (University Park)
158. Corey Hoydic, PhD Candidate, Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering (University Park)
159. Brianna Zawadzki, PhD Candidate in Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
160. Sophia Dewing, PhD student in the Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (University Park)
161. Michael Dexheimer, Graduate Student
162. Yi-Ting Chang, PhD Candidate, English and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (University Park)
163. Michael Palumbo, PhD Candidate in Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
164. Brett Green, Ph.D. candidate in Physics (University Park)
165. Zachary Goldberg, PhD candidate, Geography (University Park)
166. William Bowman, PhD Candidate in Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
167. Ruchi Patel, PhD Student in Geography (University Park)
168. Drew Miles, PhD candidate in Astronomy and Astrophysics (University Park)
169. Jamie Peeler, PhD Candidate, Department of Geography (University Park)
170. Mahda Bagher, PhD Candidate in Geography (University Park)
171. Adrian Herrera-Amaya, PhD Candidate in Mechanical Engineering (University Park)
172. Elise Andrea Quinn, MS and PhD Student in Geography (University Park)
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