[Prevscilist] Celebrating and honoring CPHS faculty promotions!

[Dave DeGarmo]

Congratulations to each of you, Tiffany, Liz, Atika, Jean and Karrie!
Continuously impressed with your contributions, productivity, and professionalism.

From: prevscilist-bounces at lists.uoregon.edu <prevscilist-bounces at lists.uoregon.edu> On Behalf Of Leslie Leve
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Subject: [Prevscilist] Celebrating and honoring CPHS faculty promotions!

CPHS colleagues,

Please join me in celebrating 5 of our faculty who have just been awarded promotions! These promotions reflect these faculty members’ incredibly hard work and excellence across teaching, research, service, and DEI domains, including clinical supervision and/or student mentorship. Congratulations Tiffany, Liz, Atika, Jean, and Karrie, we are fortunate that you are part of the CPHS community!



     *   Tiffany Brown - Senior Lecturer II
     *   Liz Budd - Associate professor with indefinite tenure
     *   Atika Khurana - Full professor
     *   Jean Kjellstrand - Associate professor with indefinite tenure
     *   Karrie Walters - Senior Instructor II

-Leslie


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Lorry Lokey Chair in Education
Department Head, Department of Counseling Psychology and Human Services, College of Education
Scientist, Prevention Science Institute
University of Oregon
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