Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Beatriz Colomina
Founding director" is absolutely not the kind of "highest elected position" that WP:PROF talks about. University president, that would do it, a mere director not. "Old Dominion Faculty Fellow" does not seem to be http://humanities.princeton.edu/fellows/old-dominion any distinction at all, it just seems to be a discussion group. Obtaining grants (not "winning" them) is something all academics have to do in order to stay employed. Unless one of those grants was uniquely prestigious, this does not meet any of the criteria of PROF either. The same goes for publishing, whether books, essays, or articles and lecturing "throughout the world": every academic publishes, that's what they do, so this does not meet any of the PROF criteria either, ''unless'' those publications have been noted (book reviews, notable awards, for example). If the awards mentioned in the article can be |verified ''and'' shown to be major awards, that might confer notability. What does go a long way towards meeting PROF#1, though, is Colomina's citation record. The above link to Google Scholar shows several very highly cited publications (one with more than 300 citations
— User:Randykitty, 13:49, 9 April 2014 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:V (Wikipedia:Verifiability)