Faculty and Instructors

This page contains information about the Technical Writing, Rhetoric and Composition, and Linguistics programs and the Instructors who teach those courses.

Technical Writing

Dr. Thomas L. Warren, Technical Writing Program Director and Professor
PhD, University of Kansas
Areas of interest and expertise:

• Document and information design
• Project management of technical publications
• Production editing
• Theories of communication and information transfer
• Cross-cultural communication

Leslie Fife, Visiting Assistant Professor and Coordinator of 3323
English 3323 – Technical Writing

Laura Dumin, Assistant Director of 3323
English 3323 – Technical Writing
Plans to teach at college level and do contract work as time permits.

Gail Chamberlain, Lecturer
English 3323 – Technical Writing at OSU/Tulsa

Hilary Billman, Lecturer
English 3323 – Technical Writing

Julia Boyd, Lecturer
English 3323 – Technical Writing

Keira Mann, Lecturer
English 3323 – Technical Writing

Betty Ann Sisson, Lecturer
English 3323 – Technical Writing

Rhetoric and Composition

Richard Batteiger, Associate Professor
PhD, University of Florida
Areas of interest and expertise:

• American Environmental and Nature Writing
• Early British Literature
• Composition and Rhetoric

Ron Brooks, Assistant Professor
PhD, University of Oklahoma
Areas of interest and expertise:

• Rhetorical Theory and Composition History
• Argumentation
• Situated Literacies
  

Linguistics

Carol Lynn Moder, Associate Professor and Head of English Department
Ph.D., Linguistics, SUNY Buffalo
Areas of interest and expertise:

• Applied Linguistics & TESL
• Discourse Analysis
• Cognitive Linguistics
• Language Testing

Gene B. Halleck, Associate Professor
Ph.D., Penn State University
Areas of interest and expertise:

• Oral Proficiency Testing
• ITA Training
• Aviation English
• Simulation and Gaming

An Cheng, Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University, University Park
Areas of interest and expertise:

• Genre Studies
• English for Specific Purposes (ESP)/English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
• Professional Writing
• Language Awareness
• L2 Learner Characteristics
• L2 Writing Theories and Practices

Rebecca Damron, Writing Center Director and Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Oklahoma State University
Areas of interest and expertise:

• Writing Center Theory and Application
• Social and Psychological Aspects of Language
• Linguistics and Applied Language Studies
  

3323 Instructors

Stacia Clayton, MA Student

Mara Delcamp, MA Student

Robin Evans, PhD Student, 3323-Technical Writing Online

Jeremy Rutledge, MA Student