Deborah Quinn
Teaching Experience
June 2008 – Present: Professor, Department of History – Austin Community College
Instructor for U.S. History 1301 and 1302
Job responsibilities include developing the syllabus, preparing and delivering lectures to students, compiling bibliographies and specialized materials for outside reading assignments, stimulating class discussions, compiling, administering and grading examinations, working as a team member of the department and other related teaching/departmental duties as assigned. The teaching methods utilized include classroom planning for use of lectures, books, and videos as well as interactive activities to keep students interested and engaged in the learning process.
August 2007-Present: Professor, Department of History – LeTourneau University
Instructor for U.S. History 1303; The American West
Job responsibilities include developing the syllabus, preparing and delivering lectures to students, compiling bibliographies and specialized materials for outside reading assignments, stimulating class discussions, compiling, administering and grading examinations, working as a team member of the department and other related teaching/departmental duties as assigned. The teaching methods utilized include classroom planning for use of lectures, books and videos as well as interactive activities to keep students interested and engaged in the learning process.
August 2006-December 2006: Professor, Department of History – Mississippi University for Women
Instructor for Western Civilization 1101 and 1102
Job responsibilities include developing the syllabus, preparing and delivering lectures to students, compiling bibliographies and specialized materials for outside reading assignments, stimulating class discussions, compiling, administering and grading examinations, working as a team member of the department and other related teaching/departmental duties as assigned. The teaching methods utilized include classroom planning for use of lectures, books and videos as well as interactive activities to keep students interested and engaged in the learning process.
August 2006-December 2006: Professor, Department of History – East Mississippi Community College
Instructor for Western Civilization 1101 and 1102; World History 1201
Job responsibilities include developing the syllabus, preparing and delivering lectures to students, compiling bibliographies and specialized materials for outside reading assignments, stimulating class discussions, compiling, administering and grading examinations, working as a team member of the department and other related teaching/departmental duties as assigned. The teaching methods utilized include classroom planning for use of lectures, books and videos as well as interactive activities to keep students interested and engaged in the learning process.
August 2004-May 2006: Instructor, Department of History – Mississippi State University
Instructor for U.S. History 1063 and 1073
Job responsibilities include developing the syllabus, preparing and delivering lectures to students, compiling bibliographies and specialized materials for outside reading assignments, stimulating class discussions, compiling, administering and grading examinations, working as a team member of the department and other related teaching/departmental duties as assigned. The teaching methods utilized include classroom planning for use of lectures, books and videos as well as interactive activities to keep students interested and engaged in the learning process.
Published: January 16, 2025