Scott Warnock

Scott Warnock is a Professor of English and Associate Dean of Undergraduate Education at Drexel University's College of Arts and Sciences. His roles include directing the Arts and Sciences Research Support (ASURS) Fund, serving as Arts and Sciences Liaison to the Academic Resource Center (ARC), and co-chairing the College’s Curriculum Committee.

• PhD, English, Temple University (2002)
• MA, English, Rutgers University Camden (1995)
• BA, English with Minor in Journalism, Rutgers University Camden (1991)

Warnock’s research focuses on online writing instruction, technology in education, writing administration, and learning assessment. His publications highlight trends in digital pedagogy, faculty development, and writing program evaluation. Notable awards include the Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation Award for Distinguished Teaching (2020) and the Outstanding Online Faculty Award (2013).

His recent articles explore topics such as digital literacy, peer review systems, and low-stakes grading, reflecting his commitment to innovative teaching methods and educational equity. Warnock has also contributed to global initiatives like the Global Society of Online Literacy Educators (GSOLE) and developed assessment tools via co-founded Subjective Metrics, Inc.