Dr. Roger Munger is an associate professor of technical communication at Boise State University where he coordinates undergraduate and graduate internships for the English Department. His teaching and research interests include green writing, eco-friendly printing processes, internships at socially just and environmentally sustainable companies, publications management, and service learning. Dr. Munger’s workplace clients include U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, National Park Service, U.S. Geological Survey, Winter Wildlands Alliance, Northwest Animal Companions, Idaho Mountain Search and Rescue Unit, Serve Idaho, and Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticide. His scholarship has appeared in journals such as Technical Communication, IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication, Technical Communication Quarterly, Proposal Management, Technical Rescue, and Metropolitan Universities. Dr. Munger is author of Designing Documents and Understanding Visuals (2008) and Document-Based Cases in Technical Communication (2005). He’s also a vegan and activist for animal rights.
Articles
Go Green: Making the Case for Eco-Friendly Printing at Your Organization, English Faculty Publications and Presentations (2007)
Relying on 100-percent virgin paper and petroleum-based inks, traditional printing strategies leave a large and...
Technical Communicators Beware: The Next Generation of High-Tech Recruiting Methods, English Faculty Publications and Presentations (2002)
This article presents an overview of how the internet has changed the way employers advertise...