ORONO — The University of Maine System board of trustees announced that it has approved promotion and-or tenure for 19 University of Maine faculty members. The faculty were nominated by UMaine President Susan J. Hunter based on a peer and administrative review of their successful work in teaching, research and public service.

Promoted to professor:

College of education and human development:

  • Susan K. Gardner, higher education.

College of engineering:

  • Ali Abedi, electrical and computer engineering.
  • Philip A. Dunn Jr., construction management technology.
  • Michael D. Mason, chemical and biological engineering.
  • Judith R. Pearse, electrical engineering technology.
  • Yifeng Zhu, electrical and computer engineering.

College of liberal arts and sciences:

  • Amy M. Blackstone, sociology.
  • Laura A. Lindenfeld, mass communication-media studies and public policy.
  • Nathan E. Stormer, communication and journalism.

College of natural sciences, forestry and agriculture:

  • Kathleen P. Bell, resource economics and policy.
  • John J. Daigle, forest recreation management.
  • Eric R. Gallandt, weed ecology and management.
  • Brian J. McGill, ecological modeling.

Promoted to professor with tenure, college of natural sciences, forestry and agriculture:

  • Gordon S. Hamilton, earth sciences and Climate Change Institute

Promoted to associate professor with tenure, college of natural sciences, forestry and agriculture:

  • Brian J. Olsen, biology and ecology.

Granted tenure at current rank of associate professor, Honors College:

  • Mark E. Haggerty, Rezendes Preceptor of Civil Engagement.

Promoted to Extension professor:

  • Jennifer F. Lobley, Cooperative Extension.

Promoted to associate Extension professor with continuing contract:

  • Mitchell D. Mason, Cooperative Extension.
  • Kathryn G. Yerxa, Cooperative Extension.

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