Charles Francis Warren
Professional Details
| Title: | Test Evaluator/ Visiting Professor |
| Office: | None |
| Phone: | 978-542-2424 x1245 |
| Email: | charles.warren@salemstate.edu |
Spring Courses
| Cat. # | Term | Course # | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2820 | 21 | ENL261 | World Literature II |
| 2821 | 22 | ENL261 | World Literature II |
| 3688 | S1 | ENL482 | Women in Drama |
| 4103 | D1 | ENL262 | Classics of World Literature I |
| 4183 | D1 | ENL306 | Grammar and Style |
Professional Biography
Charles Francis Warren, Ph. D. [The University of Alabama]; Visiting Professor--English and Management Departments.
Dr. Warren's faculty website for use by all of his students: www.drwarren.info
Professional Interests
ENGLISH: Business writing/workplace communication; Grammar and synatx; Dramatic literature; Great Books. MANAGEMENT: Business research principles and methods; OB/OD: employee training and development; Followership/leadership studies; Human resource management: recruitment/ selection; workplace safety/security; and compensation/benefits.
Responsibilities
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Seminar on Mark Twain [ENL 530]; Women in Drama [ENL 482]; Modern (20th Century) American Drama [ENL 481]; Literature of the American West [ENL 457]; Art of the Essay [ENL 336]; The Short Story I [ENL 330]; Technical Writing [ENL 315]; Business Writing [ENL 314]; Grammar and Style [ENL 306]; History of the English Language [ENL 305]; Advanced Writing [ENL 300]; Drama I & II [ENL 280; ENL 281]; Greek and Roman Classics in Translation [ENL 262]; World Literature/Great Books I & II [ENL 260; ENL 261]; British Literature I [ENL 240]; Literature and the Reader [ENL 231]; Academic Writing I & II [ENL 101; ENL 102].
MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT: Business Research Methods [BUS 563]; Interpersonal Relations for Managers [MGT 475]; Labor/Management Relations [MGT 442]; Employee Training and Development in Organizations [MGT 415]; Leadership in Management [MGT 403]; Management of Diversity in Organizations [MGT 349]; Small Business Management [MGT 337]; Compensation & Benefits Management [MGT 333]; Organizational Behavior [MGT 332]; Human Resource Management [MGT 330]; Management Theory & Practice [MGT 231].
Personal Interests
British studies and culture: history of the monarchy; Restoration literature; fictional detectives. Biographies of the celebrated as well as the infamous. Mass transit: rapid transit and subway systems of the world. Foreign languages. Ancient Greek and Roman literature. Renaissance/ Baroque/Classical music. European travel. Ancient and mediaeval architectural history. Historic preservation [USA/New England].