All of my courses dating back to 2006 are archived below. Some external links may no longer work, but the sites themselves should function properly. (If not, let me know!) All of my teaching materials are licensed under Creative Commons, so please feel free to borrow or adapt anything that might be useful in your classes.
Virginia Tech
- English 6344: Rhetoric in Digital Environments
- English 5644: Genres of Professional Practice (“The Digital Self”)
- English 5074: Introduction to Digital Humanities
- English 4864: Senior Portfolio Development in Professional Writing
- English 4814: Developing Online Content (formerly “Writing for the Web”)
- English 3844: Writing and Digital Media (formerly “English 3984”)
St. Edward’s University
- English Writing and Rhetoric 4341: Current Theories of Rhetoric and Composition
- English Writing and Rhetoric 3335: Technical and Business Writing
- English Writing and Rhetoric 3332: Writing Online (formerly “Writing and Publishing on the Web”)
- English Writing and Rhetoric 2329: Information Design
- Fall 2011 course website (two sections)
- English Writing and Rhetoric 1302: Honors Rhetoric and Composition II
- Freshman Studies 1313: Rhetoric and Composition II
- Freshman Studies 1311: Rhetoric and Composition I
Iowa State University
- English 411: Technology, Rhetoric, and Professional Communication
- English 314: Technical Communication
- Spring 2010 course website (two sections)
- Spring 2010 student evaluations (Section 10)
- Spring 2010 student evaluations (Section 11)
- Fall 2009 course website (two sections)
- Fall 2009 student evaluations (Section 12)
- Fall 2009 student evaluations (Section 13)
- English 313, Writing for the World Wide Web
- English 309, Report and Proposal Writing
- English 302, Business Communication
- English 213, Computers in the Study of English
- English 105H, First-Year Composition, Honors
- English 105, First-Year Composition II
- Spring 2005 student evaluations (Section LA)
- Spring 2005 student evaluations (Section LB)
- English 104, First-Year Composition I
What Students Say about My Courses
“One of the best instructors I’ve ever had. The first instructor I felt actually pushed me to my potential.”
“Quinn did a fantastic job with the course. He gave fair grades, was open to other opinions and circumstances and appeared to enjoy the class. I appreciate the extra time he spent to assign rough drafts and to give honest, detailed feedback on all assignments and drafts. I appreciate that the class was in-depth and challenging. Many professors allow us to slack off, but he held us to a higher standard.”
“This class is one of the best structured, organized, material-appropriate classes I’ve taken. Mr. Warnick’s assignments, help, and feedback were excellent.”
“I think that this professor ranks above all my other professors at ISU. I can tell that he really enjoys teaching about technology. He is very patient with his students and that can be difficult when you’re dealing with a room full of students who don’t know what they are doing.”
“Communication outside of class is a must for students. Quinn is excellent with this.”
“Quinn works harder and tries to teach with more effort than other whole departments at ISU. He has passion and the skill to back it up.”
“Thoughtful, showed us different sides of arguments, challenged our thinking.”
“As a person looking into grant writing for future work, I felt that this class exceeded my expectations and gave me a background for grants and proposals that I feel comfortable basing my future employment on. I would say this is the most relevant English class I have taken at ISU.”
“Just as with other courses I’ve had with Quinn, I was nothing but impressed and satisfied with the entirety of the course. He understands pedagogy and how to truly engage students and have the students engage both with the text and one another. There is always a great blend of lecture and discussion, drawing both students and instructor into familiarity and comfortable relationships with one another. Quinn is the best instructor I have had here and an absolute asset to the department. I’m thrilled to have studied under him.”