Quentin J. Schultze Collection, 1920-2015 | Heritage Hall, Hekman Library

By Ed Gerritsen, 2009; 2013; 2015

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Collection Overview

Title: Quentin J. Schultze Collection, 1920-2015

ID: COLL/497

Primary Creator: Schultze, Quentin J. (1952-)

Extent: 39.5 Cubic Feet. More info below.

Arrangement: Folder level description

Abstract

Professor of communication arts and sciences. The collection details the research materials used in his published books, articles, chapters, reviews, and speeches; plus material detailing grants, scholars programs, communication associations, awards, course work, correspondence, presentations, and clippings. The subject headings include the advertising and religious aspects of the media culture in films, television, internet, social networks, and communication theory practice. The collection is arranged alphabetically by subject. [See also the Campus Titles Database.]

Biographical Note

A Chicago native, Quentin J. Schultze studied communication at the University of Illinois where he earned his Ph.D. in 1978. He taught at Drake University before becoming faculty at Calvin College in 1982. At first, Schultze joined a struggling Speech department, but over the course of 33 years, Schultze saw the department double in size. Due to his commitment to teaching and mentoring, Schultze earned the distinguished Presidential Award for Exemplary Teaching in 2000. His academic topics have ranged from social media, public speaking, resume writing, and communication ethics. Over the course of his career, Schultze has remained an avid writer. He has written a great number of articles and scholarly publications. He has been quoted and interviewed by major media outlets such as Newsweek, the Los Angeles Times, and the Chicago Tribune as well as many others.

At the time of this writing, Schultze is emeritus professor of communication at Calvin College. He is also a national speaker. He has lectured on the topic of communication at universities, schools, churches, and conventions. In 2011 Schultze became the founder and CEO of Edenridge Press LLC in Grand Rapids, MI. Since 2012 he has been on the board of director at Baker Publishing Group. Schultze and his wife, Barbara Hoekenga, live in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and have two children.

Administrative Information

Repository: Heritage Hall, Hekman Library

Alternate Extent Statement: 78 Boxes

Acquisition Source: Quentin J. Schultze,

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: [General Materials]],
[Series 2: Reel Tapes],
[Series 3: Cassette Tapes],
[Series 4: CDs (and some DVDs)],
[Series 5: DVDs],
[Series 6: Habits of the Heart - Interview Tapes],
[Series 7: Mini Disc],
[Series 8: Papers and Presenations],
[All]

Series 4: CDs (and some DVDs)

Box 89

Folder 1: Inner Compass - #404 "Spiritual Life of Veterans"; HHDVD02048
Folder 2: Inner Compass - #405 "Christian Environmentalism"; HHDVD02049
Folder 3: Inner Compass - #406 "Family-Based Youth Ministry"; HHDVD02050
Folder 4: Inner Compass - #417 "American Protestantism: Now & Then"; HHDVD02051
Folder 5: Inner Compass - #418 "Regulate the Internet?"; HHDVD02052
Folder 6: Inner Compass - #419 "Reporting on Religion"; HHDVD02053
Folder 7: Inner Compass - #502 "Hi-Tech Churches"; HHDVD02054
Folder 8: "Living Faithfully in the Information Age" (Regent College); HHDVD02055
Folder 9: Bryan College Series; HHD01599
Folder 10: "Communicating Our Reformed Heritage at Calvin College" - Reunion; HHD01600 --- 2003
Folder 11: Evan Media Authors; HHD01601
Folder 12: Breakpoint - "Hi-Tech Worship"; HHD01602
Folder 13: Breakpoint - "Habits of the High-Tech Heart"; HHD01603
Folder 14: Habits of the Heart - "Sacred Texts"; HHD01604
Folder 15: Habits of the Heart - "Is Theology Dead?"; HHD01605
Folder 16: Habits of the Heart - "Faith on the Freeway"; HHD01606
Folder 17: Habits of the Heart - "Living Virtuously in the Information Age"; HHD01607
Folder 18: Habits of the Heart - "Playing Sax in the Drive-In Church"; HHD01608
Folder 19: Habits of the Heart - Sampler 7/2; HHD01609
Folder 20: Habits of the Heart - Sampler 7/3; HHD01610
Folder 21: Habits of the Heart - Sampler 7/23; HHD01611
Folder 22: Habits of the Heart - Interview Questions 6/18; HHD01612
Folder 23: Geneva College - Schultze Lectures; HHD01613 --- 2005
Folder 24: Gordon McLean Tracks - Disc 1; HHD01614
Folder 25: Gordon McLean Tracks - Disc 2; HHD01615
Folder 26: Habits of the Heart - Lily Story Sampler; HHD01616
Folder 27: Habits of the Heart - Lily Interview Sampler; HHD01617
Folder 28: Habits of the Heart - Sampler 2; HHD01618
Folder 29: Habits of the Heart Mix Recording 1; HHD01619
Folder 30: Habits of the Heart - Faith on Freeway Files; HHD01620
Folder 31: Cooper Files; HHDVD02056
Folder 32: Cooper Audio; HHD01621
Folder 33: Multimedia Workshop Video Project; HHDVD02057
Folder 34: Craig Cross; HHD01622
Folder 35: Peter Clark; HHD01623
Folder 36: Peter Clark VoxPop; HHD01624
Folder 37: HOTH Radio - Jimmie Toliver & Jeremiah Utley; HHD01625
Folder 38: HOTH Radio - NT Wright & Stanley Haverwas; HHD01626
Folder 39: HOTH Radio - Mark Pinsky 1/3; HHD01627
Folder 40: HOTH Radio - Mark Pinsky 2/3; HHD01628
Folder 41: HOTH Radio - Mark Pinsky 3/3, Richard Smith, Tim Dean; HHD01629
Folder 42: HOTH Radio - Bill Sikkel, Cal Seerveld; HHD01630
Folder 43: HOTH Radio - Herm Keizer, James Skillen, John Schneider; HHD01631
Folder 44: HOTH Radio - Jerry Levin, Mark Regnerus, Nick Wolterstorff; HHD01632
Folder 45: Habits of the Heart - Sampler 2; HHD01633
Folder 46: Habits of the Heart - Sampler Two; HHD01634
Folder 47: Habits of the Heart - Pilot Three - "Faith on the Freeway"; HHD01635
Folder 48: Habits of the Heart - "Sampler"; HHD01636
Folder 49: Habits of the Heart - "Lilly Interview Sampler"; HHD01637
Folder 50: Habits of the Heart - "Lilly Story Sampler"; HHD01638