Modern engineering challenges often involve multiple disciplines, such as mechanical, electrical, and software engineering. Effective communication is essential to bridge the gap between these disciplines, ensuring that all team members understand each other's perspectives, requirements, and constraints.
Allison Hutchison, Ph.D. Senior Lecturer
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Allison Hutchison is a teacher-scholar whose research interests combine engineering communication and writing center studies pedagogies.
Her current research project, involving undergraduates in the College of Engineering, investigates what kinds of communication and collaboration skills are included in engineering job advertisements.
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Cameron Mozafari, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer
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Cameron Mozafari (he/him) is an interdisciplinary scholar-teacher working at the cross-sections of cognitive linguistics and rhetoric, with applications in environmental communication, the cognitive and emotion sciences, technical writing, political discourse, and philanthropic writing.
He is a former board member of the International Cognitive.
Hua Wang, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer
Hua Wang, Ph.D., is a scholar who teaches engineering communication courses, helping students understand how to become effective communicators and empowering them to be successful leaders in their fields in the future.
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Wang’s research focuses on technical communication, usability and UX, rhetoric of health and medicine, cultural rhetoric, cross.
Rick Evans, Ph.D., Emeritus
Rick Evans, Ph.D., is a Sociolinguist and the Robert N.
Noyce Director of the Engineering Communications Program (ECP) in the College of Engineering at Cornell University.
He has published articles/chapters and presented and published proceedings at national and international conferences in the fields of sociolinguistics, applied linguistics, liter.
