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Thomas Trimble is an Associate Professor of Teaching in the Department of English at Wayne State University. He holds a PhD in English (Composition and Rhetoric) from Wayne State University (2011) and has been affiliated with the university since earning his BA (1991) and MA (1994). His primary roles include teaching writing courses such as Technical Writing, Community Writing, and Intermediate Composition.
Education:
- B.A. in English and Political Science, Wayne State University (1991)
- M.A. in Political Science, Wayne State University (1994)
- Ph.D. in English (Composition and Rhetoric), Wayne State University (2011)
Research focuses on writing assessment, pedagogy, and community-based writing. Notable collaborations include the 1967 Detroit Project, which bridges historical documentation and civic engagement. His work emphasizes reflective practices in first-year writing programs and innovative assessment methodologies.
Teaching responsibilities span foundational and advanced writing courses, including technical and community-oriented writing. He has co-authored studies on metacognitive behaviors in student reflection and sustainability in writing program assessment.
Advising and grants: No formal grants listed, but collaborative research activities are emphasized through co-authored projects. Students are advised through his course instruction rather than formal PhD supervision.
Labs/teams: Active contributor to interdisciplinary initiatives like the 1967 Detroit Project, blending historical narrative with community literacy practices.
