He also spent five years as technology coordinator for Moon Schools. He holds a BS degree in biology from Eastern Kentucky University and a MA in secondary education from West Virginia University. Warren's introduction to earth systems science and oceanography was during the NSF funded Discover Earth workshop in 1998, where he spent 5 days aboard the RV Oceanus collecting and analyzing chemical, biological, and sediment samples from a variety of ocean environments. Warren employs a broad range of teaching methods in science including the use computer and video technologies. His students commonly use the Internet for research and to answer questions beyond his knowledge base.
Warren intends to use the ocean vent communities as a theme focus for teaching next year.
Warren is an avid downhill skier with a passion for speed, and is a novice inline skater who is still trying to figure out how to stop. I began my studies in Oceanography at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. I then returned to New York and received my bachelor's degree in Geology from Brooklyn College. In the Fall I will return to pursue my Masters degree in Science Education. I am presently teaching at Street Academy High School, which is located in the Bedford Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn.