Auburn College of Education faculty members receive promotion and tenure

Earlier this week, Auburn University’s Office of the Provost announced newly promoted and tenured faculty members. This achievement recognizes the dedication, instructional effectiveness and scholarly achievements of faculty whose work strengthens the university’s teaching, research and scholarship, and extension mission.

Eighteen faculty members in Auburn’s College of Education were newly promoted and tenured this year. The process requires careful preparation by each candidate and the support of colleagues and administrative staff throughout every stage of the review cycle. Applications are reviewed at the department and college levels before being considered by the University Promotion and Tenure Committee, which makes recommendations to the president.

“It is with great pleasure that I congratulate our faculty colleagues as they celebrate this significant professional achievement,” Provost Vini Nathan said. “The value of an Auburn education is multiplied through the efforts of our faculty, and the impact of their outstanding research and scholarship continues to expand and grow.”

See this year’s Auburn College of Education newly promoted and tenured faculty below:

Associate Professor with Tenure:

Department of Curriculum and Teaching:

Heidi Hadley

Tierney Hinman

Jason McKibben

Department of Educational Foundations, Leadership, and Technology:

Reginald Blockett

Professor:

Department of Curriculum and Teaching:

Jamie Harrison

Department of Education Foundations, Leadership, and Technology:

Hannah Baggett

Leslie Cordie

David Marshall

William Murrah

Sara Wolf

Department of Special Education, Rehabilitation, and Counseling:

Evelyn Hunter

Brian McCabe

Malti Tuttle

Tenure:

Department of Education Foundations, Leadership, and Technology:

Ya Mo

Associate Clinical Professor:

School of Kinesiology:

Christopher Mobley

Department of Special Education, Rehabilitation, and Counseling:

Sarah Flint

Kelly Brumbeloe Schweck

Department of Curriculum and Teaching:

Martina McGhee