Lawrence Today magazine, Spring 2005
Five new tenure-track faculty members joined the Lawrence faculty for the
2004-05 academic year:
John Paul Ito
Assistant professor of music
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, B.S.; Boston University,
M.Mus.; Columbia University, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Music theory
Brenda R. Jenike
Assistant professor of anthropology
Pomona College, B.A.;
University of California, Los Angeles, M.A., Ph.D.
Anthropology of Japan, medical anthropology, cultural gerontology, gender
ideology, psychological anthropology
Mark R. Jenike
Associate professor of anthropology
Harvard College, B.A.; University of
California, Los Angeles, Ph.D.
Behavioral ecology, human biology, nutritional anthropology, human evolution,
reproductive ecology, anthropological demography
Andrew Mast
Assistant professor of music
University of Iowa, B.Mus., D.M.A.;
University of Minnesota, M.A.
Wind ensemble and band, music education
Robert F. Williams
Assistant professor of education
Purdue University, B.A., B.S.; University
of Colorado at Denver, M.A.; University of California, San Diego, M.A., Ph.D.
Cognitive science
In addition, non-tenure-track appointments were announced for: Robert J.
Beck, visiting professor of education; Catherine R. Blunk, lecturer in French;
Garth Bond, lecturer in English; Zdravka Brunkova, lecturer in government;
Patricia Schultz Darling, ’85,
instructor in music; Robert Debbaut, visiting assistant professor of music,
director of orchestral studies; James O. Dunn, assistant professor of physics;
Jack Grassel,
lecturer in music; Kathrine Handford, lecturer in music and university organist;
Denise Massman, visiting instructor in theatre arts; Masahiko Mutsukawa,
lecturer in Japanese; Steve Peplin, lecturer in music; Stephen Perry, lecturer
in music; Jamie Ryan, ’98, instructor
in music; Rachel Scott, lecturer in religious studies; Renee Ulman, ’94,
lecturer in art; Thomas Washatka, lecturer in music.