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Andrew S. Quinn, PhD.
Department of Social Work
Box 7135
Grand Forks, North Dakota 58202-7135
701-777-4568
andrewquinn@mail.und.nodak.edu

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Annual Contracts Back to top
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006

 

Annual Review Statements Back to top
Annual Review Statement October 2007
Annual Review Statement October 2006
Annual Review Statement January 2006

 

Education Back to top
Ph.D. (2004)
M.S.S.W. (1996) University of Texas at Arlington. Social Work: Thesis Title: The Effects of Course Content on Racial Attitudes.
B.S. (1994) University of Texas at Dallas. Psychology:

 

Professional Experience Back to top
2006 Paid Peer Reviewer: RFP 283-07-1000, IDIQ SAMHSA letter of recognition
2005+ Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work, University of North Dakota
2001-2005 Technology for Teaching Lab Coordinator , College of Education and Social Services, University of Vermont. Responsibilities include administration of 16 person computer lab (PC and Macintosh); Managed 8-10 student employees; Provided technical support to students, faculty, and staff; Recommended purchase and integration of technology into classroom; Organized and conducted workshops on software.
1998-2000 Computer Lab Manager , School of Social Work, University of Texas at Arlington. Responsibilities include Administration of 35 person computer lab (PC only); Managed 3-5 student employees; Provide technical support to students, faculty, and staff; Organized and conducted workshops on software.
1995-1996 Community Supervision and Corrections Department (500hr Field Placement): Arlington, Texas
1995 Child Protect Services (400 hr Field Placement): Fort Worth, Texas

 

Teaching Experience Back to top
Location Semester Course (Clicking on the links will bring up the course syllabus) Teaching Evaluations: Likert Items Teaching Evaluations: Student comments
University of North Dakota Summer 2008 SWK 493: Special Topics: Statistics (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Spring 2008 SWK 493: Special Topics: Statistics (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Spring 2008 SWK 317: Social Work Research (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Spring 2008 SWK 257: Human Behavior in the Social Environment (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Fall 2007 SWK 529: Advanced Generalist Research Methods and Analysis (Team Taught with Dr. Ralph Woehle) (Graduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Fall 2007 SWK 317: Social Work Research (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Fall 2007 SWK 257: Human Behavior in the Social Environment (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Summer 2007 SWK 529: Advanced Generalist Research Methods and Analysis (Graduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Summer 2007 SWK 493: Special Topics: Statistics (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Spring 2007 SWK 431: Qualitative Research Methods (Team taught with Dr. David Bruno) (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Spring 2007 SWK 257: Human Behavior in the Social Environment (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Spring 2007 SWK 331: Research Methods in Social Work (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Fall 2006 SWK 331: Research Methods in Social Work (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Fall 2006 SWK 257: Human Behavior in the Social Environment (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Summer 2006 SWK 493: Special Topics: Statistics (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Summer 2006 SWK 257: Human Behavior in the Social Environment (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Spring 2006 SWK 507: Research Methods in Social Work (Graduate)    
University of North Dakota Spring 2006 SWK 331: Research Methods in Social Work (Undergraduate) Small Group Instructional Design Feedback Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Fall 2005 SWK 331: Research Methods in Social Work (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of North Dakota Fall 2005 SWK 257: Human Behavior in the Social Environment (Undergraduate) Likert Items Student Comments
University of Vermont Summer 2005 Quantitative Methods in Social Work (Graduate )    
University of Vermont Fall 2004 Introduction to Social Work Research Methods (Undergraduate)    
University of Texas at Arlington 2 Sections Every semester from 1997-2000 Technology use in Social Work Practice (Undergraduate and Graduate)    
University of Texas at Arlington (Teaching Assistant) 1997 Fall Semester Computer Science: Introduction to Computers (Undergraduate)    

 

Advisees Back to top
Semester Undergraduate Graduate
Fall 2008 22 4
Spring 2008 20 5
Fall 2007 17 2
Spring 2007 25 2
Fall 2006 25 3
Spring 2006 20 3
Fall 2005 9 0

 

Supervised Theses/Dissertations/Independent Studies Back to top
Type Role Name Title Status
Independent Study Faculty Advisor Erin Austin A Review of Anxiety Disorders in Children in a School Setting Pending
Independent Study Faculty Advisor Nicole Tribitt Sensory Integration Dysfunction: Implications for Social Workers Working with Children Pending
Independent Study Faculty Advisor Donita Theiler Post-partum Depression and the Military Community Pending
Thesis Committee David Jaal

An Examination of Refugee Follow-Through on Referrals to Mental Health Services In an Upper Great Plains City

Pending
Thesis Chair Pam Vetter Addiction in the Social Work Profession Pending
Independent Study Faculty Advisor Bill Kerzman Technology and its Impact on the Practice of Social Work:  With a Focus on Rural Service Delivery at the start of the 21st Century Graduated w/ MSW
Thesis Chair Chris Green The Effectiveness of the Domestic Violence Offender Treatment Program Graduated w/ MSW
Thesis Chair Darrin Cox Evaluation of On-line learning Graduated w/ MSW
Thesis Committee Jennifer Boeckel Using Stakeholder Comments to Inform Further Development of the North Dakota Child Welfare System of Care Graduated w/ MSW
Independent Study Faculty Advisor Rick Morales Examination of the Kindling/Stress Hypothesis for treating Alcohol Dependency Graduated w/ MSW
Independent Study Faculty Advisor Kari Breker Treatment of Child Victims of Sexual Abuse: The Resolution Scrapbook Graduated w/ MSW

 

Institutional Service Back to top
University Level Full Member of UND Graduate School
University Level University Information Technology Committee (Fall 2007-)
University Level Beyond Boundaries Committee (Spring 2006-)
University Level Associate Member of UND Graduate School (Fall 2005-Fall 2007)
College Level EHD Technology Committee, Member (Fall 2005-)
Department Level Tenure and Promotion Committee, Member (Fall 2007-)
Department Level BSW Committee, Member (Fall 2006-)
Department Level HBSE/Research Committee, Chair (Spring 2006-Fall 2008)
Department Level Research Committee, Chair (Fall 2005-End of Fall 2005)
Department Level Students Concerns Committee, Advisor (Fall 2005-Spring 2008)
Department Level Technology Committee, Chair (Fall 2005-Spring 2008)
Department Level MSW Concentration Committee, Member (Fall 2005-Spring 2007)
Department Level Assessment Committee, Member (Fall 2005-)
Department Level HBSE Committee, Member (Fall 2005-End of Fall 2005)

 

Publications Back to top
Invited Quinn, A. & Reeves, B. (2009). The Use of On-Line Technology to Promote Social Justice: Ideas from Professional Social Workers. In R. Johnson III (Ed.), A 21st Century Approach To Teaching/ /Social Justice: Educating for Both Advocacy & Action. New York: Peter Lang Publishing Group.
Refereed Schultz,p. & Quinn, A. (2008). Bringing Management Concepts to Life in the Classroom: The Benefits and Challenges of Using Video in Business Education. TCEA Educational Technology Research Symposium, Vol 2, 110-118.
Refereed Quinn, A., Regan, J., & Schoech, D. (2008). Online Synchronous Audio and Video Environments for Education, Training, and Human Service Delivery:  A Review of Adobe Acrobat Connect Professional, Elluminate, and FlashMeeting. Journal of Technology in Human Services, 28,(1).
Refereed Woehle, R. & Quinn, A. (In Press). An Experiment Comparing HBSE Graduate Social Work Classes: Face-to-Face and at a Distance. Journal of Teaching in Social Work
Refereed Quinn, A. (2007). Audience Response System (Clickers) by TurningPoint. Journal of Technology in Human Services, 25(3). (software review)
Refereed Quinn, A. & Schultz P. (2007). Integrating Management Concepts into Human Service Organizations: A Suggestion for Using Student Produced Video to Understand Morgan's Metaphors. TCEA Educational Technology Research Symposium, Vol 1, 122-130.
Refereed Quinn, A. (2007). Teaching a University Research Methods Course in the On-line Synchronous Classroom: An example using Macromedia's Breeze. TCEA Educational Technology Research Symposium, Vol 1, 114-121.
Refereed Quinn, A. (2006). Reducing Social Work Student's Statistics Anxiety. Academic Quarterly Exchange. 10(2), 167-171.
Refereed Quinn, A. & Woehle, R. (2006). A Modest Experiment Comparing Graduate Social Work Classes, on-Campus and at A Distance. Proceedings of 4th annual Hawaii International Conference on Education
Invited Nixon, P., Burford, G., Quinn, A. & Edelbaum, J. (2005) A Survey of International Practices, Policy, & Research on Family Group Conferencing and Related Practice: Department of Social Work, University of Vermont. Published on the National Center on Family Group Decision Making's web site:
Refereed Quinn, A., Rycraft, J., Schoech, D. (2002). Building a Model to Predict Caseworker and Supervisor Turnover using a Neural Network and Logistic Regression, Journal of Technology in Human Services, 19(4), 65-85.
Refereed Schoech, D., Quinn, A., & Rycraft, J. R. (2000). Data mining in child welfare. Child Welfare , 79(5), 633-650
Refereed Quinn, A. (1999). SPSS Neural Connection 2.1. Journal of Technology in Human Services , 16(4), 47-56. (Software Review)

 

 
Presentations Back to top
Refereed Quinn, A. (2008). Hey Look at Me! Seeing is Learning! Presented at the Council of Social Work Education's 54rd Annual Program Meeting, Philadelphia, PA.
Refereed Schultz, P. & Quinn, A. (2008). Learning with Video: A Report on the Use of Video Editing Technology in Management Education. 7th annual Beyond Boundaries-Integrating Technology into Teaching and Learning. Grand Forks , ND. (Conference Cancelled)
Refereed Quinn, A. (2008). Hey Look at Me! Seeing is Learning! 7th annual Beyond Boundaries-Integrating Technology into Teaching and Learning. Grand Forks , ND. (Conference Cancelled)
Invited Quinn, A. (2008). On-line Research Methods: A case study into pedagogy and technology. Presented at the University of North Dakota's Center for Instructional and Learning Technologies' Teaching with Technology Workshop. Letter of Thanks
Invited Quinn, A. (2008). Look at Me! Webconferencing: Integrating Video into Your Course. Presented at the University of North Dakota's Technology Trends Forum. Flyer Letter of Thanks
invited Quinn, A. (2007). Single Subject Design. Presented at the University of North Dakota's College of Education and Human Development's Scholarly Talks Lecture Series.
Refereed Quinn, A., Regan-Coe, J., & Schoech, D. (2007). Blending Web-Based Synchronous Technologies in Social Work Distance Education Courses. Presented at the Council of Social Work Education's 53rd Annual Program Meeting, San Francisco, CA.
Refereed Schultz, P. & Quinn, A. (2007). Using Student-Produced Video to Understand Morgan’s Metaphors In Human Service Organizations: A Progress Report at Mid-semester. Presented at the 6th annual Beyond Boundaries-Integrating Technology into Teaching and Learning. Grand Forks , ND.
Refereed Quinn, A., Swinney, L., & Woods, R. (2007). Measuring the Impact of Personal Response Systems (Clickers): A Research Agenda for Examining Student Perceptions and Learning. Presented at the 6th annual Beyond Boundaries-Integrating Technology into Teaching and Learning. Grand Forks , ND.
Refereed Schoech, D., Regan, J., & Quinn, A. (2007). The Internet Virtual Video Classroom:  Description, Features, and Applications. Presented at the 8th International Conference of Human Services Information Technology Applications, Toronto, Canada.
Refereed Quinn, A. & Schultz P. (2007). Integrating Management Concepts into Human Service Organizations: A Suggestion for Using Student Produced Video to Understand Morgan's Metaphors. Presented at the 1st annual TCEA Educational Technology Research Symposium, Austin, TX.
Refereed Quinn, A. (2007). Teaching a University Research Methods Course in the On-line Synchronous Classroom: An example using Macromedia's Breeze. Presented at the 1st annual TCEA Educational Technology Research Symposium, Austin, TX.
Refereed Quinn, A. (2006). Using Clickers to Facilitate Class Participation in Social Work Education. Presented at 24th Annual Bachelor's Program Directors Meeting, Los Angeles, CA.
Refereed Quinn, A. (2006). A Brief Look at Breeze: A New Delivery Method for Distance Education. Presented at the 5th annual Beyond Boundaries-Integrating Technology into Teaching and Learning: Technology Tidbits. Grand Forks , ND.
Refereed

Quinn, A. (2006). A Review of Student Opinions on Personal Response Clickers. Presented at the 5th annual Beyond Boundaries-Integrating Technology into Teaching and Learning. Grand Forks , ND.

Invited Quinn, A. (2006). Meeting Objective 9. Presented at the UND Department of Social Work's Field Instructor Training.
Refereed Quinn, A. (2006). Technology innovations in an undergraduate research course: The use of student created videos. Presented at the Council of Social Work Education's 52nd Annual Program Meeting. Chicago, IL: Oral Presentation.
Invited
Quinn, A. (2006). Radio Interview. KNOX Grand Forks North Dakota. Discussed Distance Education MSW. Click here to listen to an mp3 of the interview.
Refereed Quinn, A. & Woehle, R. (2006). A Modest Experiment Comparing Graduate Social Work Classes, on-Campus and at A Distance. Presented at the 4th annual Hawaii International Conference on Education
Refereed Quinn, A. & Woehle, R. (2005). A Modest Experiment Comparing Graduate Social Work Classes, on-Campus and at A Distance. Presented at UND Department of Social Work Brown Bag Lunch Discussion.
Refereed Quinn, A. & Widrick, G. (2005). Technology innovations in an undergraduate research course: The use of student created videos. Presented at the Council of Social Work Education's 51st Annual Program Meeting. New York, New York: Electronic Poster Session. (web page)
Refereed Bishop, P., Agne, R., & Quinn, A. (February, 2005). Issues in Initial Teacher Education 2004. American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education. Washington, DC: Paper presentation.
Refereed Bishop, P., Agne, R. and Quinn, A. (2004). Current Issues in Initial Teacher Preparation. Research-in-Progress Roundtable. American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education. February 9, 2004: Chicago, IL.
Refereed Quinn, A. (1999). Neural Networks vs. Traditional Statistics in Predicting Case Worker Employment Mobility in Child Protection Services Regions. Presented at Conference on Information Technologies for Social Work Education and Practice. Charleston, South Carolina. September 1-5.
Refereed Quinn, A. & Elliott, D. (1998) Computer Literacy: Educating Social Work Professionals for Information Processing, Retrieval, & Distribution . Presented at Conference on Information Technologies for Social Work Education and Practice. Charleston, South Carolina. August 16-23.

 

Submitted Work Back to top
Year Type Location

Title

Status
2008 Article Journal of Baccalaureate Social Work An Exploratory Study of HBSE Students' Opinions on Clickers and Class Participation Revise and Resubmit
2007 Article with P. Schultz Journal of Management Education Lights, Camera, Action! Learning about Management and Organizations Through Student Produced Video Revise and Resubmit
2007 Article Journal of Technology in Human Services The Internet Virtual Video Classroom: Description, Features, And Research Agenda Not Accepted
2006 Article Journal of Social Work Education A Modest Experiment Comparing HBSE Graduate Social Work Classes, On-Campus and at a Distance Not Accepted
2006 Presentation Society for Social Work and Research An Exploratory Investigation into a Novel on-Line Delivery Method: Using Macromedia Breeze to Deliver a Graduate Research Methods Course in Real Time. Submitted by A. Quinn Not Accepted
2006 Presentation Society for Social Work and Research An Investigation of Personal Response System Clickers in a Research Methods Course. Submitted by A. Quinn Not Accepted
2006 Presentation Society for Social Work and Research

The relationship between time spent and online learning: Considerations for the Internet Age. Submitted by A. Quinn

Not Accepted
2005 Article Journal of Technology in Human Services Technology Innovations in an Undergraduate Research Course: The Use of Student Created Videos Not Accepted

 

Professional Memberships Back to top
2006+ Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors
2005+ Licensed Masters Level Social Worker: State of North Dakota: License #: 3939
2004+ Council on Social Work Education

 

Volunteer/Consulting Experience Back to top
MountainBrooke (2007-). Volunteer as a social worker in a community social center. Assist clients with daily skill development including use of computers. Conducted Program Evaluation for agency.
Developmental Homes Inc (2007-). Reviewed current assistive technologies designed to be used with clients with developmental disabilities and made recommendations for the purchasing of additional assistive technology to be used in residential facilities.

 

 

 
Andrew Quinn
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701-777-4568
andrewquinn@mail.und.nodak.edu