Thomas L. Warren

Thomas L. Warren, Professor of English (Ph.D., University of Kansas, 1974).

Research and Teaching Interests
Audience analysis, document design, production editing, project management, graphics, report writing, theories of communication and information transfer, and 20th-Century British and American novel.

Consulting
American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers; PenWell Publications; Army Corps of Engineers (Tulsa District); American Association of Petroleum Geologists: Association of American Railroads: American Airlines; Sundstrand; and Conoco.

Publications
Technical Writing: Purpose, Process and Form; "Issues in Internationalization of Documentation: Quality Control," in Utrecht Studies in Language and Communication; and many additional articles in journals and collections such as Technical Communication, Journal of Technical Writing and Communication, Technical Writing Teacher; Perspectives on Promotion and Tenure for Faculty in Non-Academic Discourse (ed. Elizabeth Tebeaux), Technical Writing: Theory and Practice (ed. Bertie, Fearing and W. Keats Sparrow).

Works in Progress
Cross-Cultural Communication: Analysis of Style and Development Documents for Developers of International Standards. Information Design and Knowledge Management: The Future Trend for Technical Communication.

Honors
Horace Hockley Award for Distinguished Contribution to Technical Communication (ISTC); Fellow, Society for Technical Communication; Fellow, Association of Teachers of Technical Writing; Jay R. Gould Award for Teaching Excellence (STC).