Quentin Schultze’s Books

I have written and/or edited over a dozen books.  Here are some of them.  For more information, click on the individual book links or visit my Amazon page for a general list of available titles.  If you are a teacher and would like a free copy for possible course use, please send me a note. — Quentin Schultze

Download 3 sample chapters from my latest book: Quentin Schultze, Servant Teaching: Practices for Renewing Christian Higher Education. Purchase personally signed copies here (cheaper than Amazon with shipping and taxes included.)

What are the keys to communicating well? To understanding others? To listening for deeper relationships? I address these kinds of questions in my books about them any types of human communication.

Servant Teaching: Practices for Renewing Christian Higher Education (2022) This links to Amazon, more expensive than my link above.

Communicating with Grace and Virtue: Learning to Listen, Speak, Text, and Interact as a Christian (2020)

An Essential Guide to Public Speaking (2nd ed., March 2020) Click here to view my video “lectures” for each chapter of the book.

Communicate Like a True Leader: 30 Days of Life-Changing Wisdom (Edenridge, 2017).

An Essential Guide to Interpersonal Communication: Building Great Relationships with Faith, Skill, and Virtue in the Age of Social Media (Baker, 2015).

Résumé 101: A Student and Recent-Grad Guide to Crafting Resumes and Cover Letters that Land Jobs (Berkeley, CA: Ten Speed, 2012).

An Essential Guide to Public Speaking: Serving Your Audience with Faith, Skill, and Virtue. (Baker, 2006). Second edition available March 2020 (Amazon).

High-Tech Worship?  Using Presentational Technologies Wisely.  Grand Rapids: Baker, 2003.  Translated into Korean (2004), Chinese (2006), and Romanian (2007).

Habits of the High-Tech Heart: Living Virtuously in the Information Age.  Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic, 2002.  Translated into Korean.

I am writing more books on communication, including faith and communication. Thanks for visiting my website about communication.  — Quentin Schultze