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The six women promoted and granted tenure at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania are Carolyn Bauer in biology, Cacey Bester in physics, Paloma Checa-Gismero in art history, Catherine Hsu in mathematics, Roseann Liu in educational studies and Asian American studies, and Allison Miller in mathematics and statistics.

St. Catherine University in St. Paul, Minnesota has combined its School of Business and the School of Humanities, Arts, and Sciences into one new academic unit: the School of Liberal Arts, Business, and Leadership. Aimee Zeller, who has been serving as associate provost at Carlow University in Pittsburgh, will serve as the school's inaugural dean.

Dr. Thomas has over two decades of experience in higher education leadership, including her current role as president of HERS, a professional development organization for women and gender-diverse leadership in higher education.

Dr. Leitzel served as the seventeenth president of the University of New Hampshire from 1996-2002. Earlier, she served as provost and interim chancellor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and spent 25 years on the faculty of Ohio State University.

Led by a new endowed chair, the University of Lousiville's Mary Byron Center for will serve as interdisciplinary entity for research, education, and policy regarding intimate partner violence prevention.

The Social and Affective Neuroscience Society has announced the inaugural class of SANS Fellows. The society is recognizing scholars who have made exceptional contributions to the field. The new fellows are Chelsea Helion of Temple University, Kristen Lindquist of Ohio State University, and Abigail Marsh of Georgetown University.

Dr. Rooney was president of Dean College in Franklin, Massachusetts, for nearly three decades. She arrived on the Dean campus in 1995, shortly after its transition from a junior college into a four-year educational institution.

The appointments are Chanita Hughes-Halbert at the University of Southern California, Tanzeem Choudhury at Cornell University, Kathryn Kloepper at Mercer University, Amanda Geidel at Concordia University Nebraska, Rita Ryan at Marshall University, and Dora Malech at Johns Hopkins University.

Dr. Simmons has served as president of Smith College, Brown University, and Prairie View A&M University. When she was appointed president of Brown, she became the African American woman to lead an Ivy League school.

The new deans are Emily Metzgar at Pennsylvania State University, Betsy Becker at the University of South Dakota, Samantha Penney at Hampton University in Virginia, and Kate Klepper at Babson College in Massachusetts.