UCF Awards Five ECE Faculty with Promotions and Tenure
Consideration for promotion and tenure takes nearly an entire academic year as faculty are evaluated on three main areas: research, teaching, and service
Eighty-nine UCF faculty received promotions and another 48 earned tenure status for the 2021-22 cycle following a rigorous evaluation process. The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering had five faculty members selected this year.
Consideration for promotion and tenure takes nearly an entire academic year as faculty are evaluated on three main areas: research, teaching, and service. Beyond regular academic faculty, UCF’s many types of faculty include librarians, instructional designers, and clinical researchers.
“The faculty members approved for tenure and promotion this year meet a lofty and challenging bar. They demonstrate high productivity and excellence in teaching, research, and service,” says Michael D. Johnson, UCF’s provost and executive vice president for Academic Affairs. “I am confident these faculty members will make a significant contribution to UCF’s future success.”
Of the 48 faculty members who earned tenure, 46 were also promoted to associate professor. Those granted tenure received approval by the UCF Board of Trustees on May 26. The new tenure designations and promotions take effect on August 8.
Congratulations to the following ECE faculty members:
- Promotion to Associate Professor with tenure: Rickard Ewetz, Zhishan Guo, and Brian Kim
- Receiving tenure: Aleksandar Dimitrovski
- Promotion to Associate Lecturer: Suboh Suboh
See the full list of faculty promotions in the UCF Today story by Allison Hurtado ’12 and Joe Adams.