When the sound of bagpipes are heard through the halls of academia at Macalester, you can be sure that someone in the building has received tenure, a sign of true accomplishment for a professor.
This year Macalester granted tenure status to the following three faculty members: Lesley Lavery, Political Science, Michael McGaghie, Music, and Kari Shepherdson-Scott, Art History. All three came to Macalester in 2012.
February 5 2018
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