Deletion of Timothy Pogacar

Comment: I see no evidence of a pass for . The broader subject area is Slavic languages, within which Pogacar doesn't appear to be significant. As far as relative academic prominence goes, being an associate prof is not that high on the scale, and below your "average" full professor
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:PROF)

Comment: I have now had a closer look at both Pogalcar and ''Slovene Studies''. The Web of Science lists 9 articles by him (a 10th is from a different person with the same name), none of which has been cited even once. Of course, WoS is not very strong in the humanities, so I checked GScholar, too. That renders 1 article cited 3 times and 1 article cited 7 times. None of this is indicative of any notability at all. As for the journal, as noted above, it is indeed the "the most notable academic peer-reviewed Northern American journal on Slovene language and literature". At the same time, it is also the least notable academic peer-reviewed Northern American journal on Slovene language and literature, as it simply is the only journal in North America on this subject... Slovene studies is far from a major area of studies, even in Europe, so being president of the Slovene Studies Society also doesn't mean much either. In summary, I think this bio thoroughly fails all criteria of  and I don't see any evidence that this meets  or  either
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:PROF||WP:GNG||WP:ANYBIO)