The following blog post was written by the Kendall Hunt Higher Education Marketing Intern, Meghan Peterman, about her experiences.
Sometimes the term “intern” carries a bit of a negative connotation in popular culture. We get the idea that if the jobsite was a Hollywood film, the intern wouldn't be listed until four minutes into the credits, under the role of “Crowd Member #26.”
Jeffrey Q. McCune, Jr., Ph.D., Associate Professor of African & African American Studies and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Washington University in St. Louis, is the author of the award-winning book Sexual Discretion: Black Masculinity and the Politics of Passing. He is presently completing two book projects. The first, Read!: An Experiment in Seeing Black, and the other On Kanye: A Philosophy of Black Genius.
Margie Beth Labadie earned her undergraduate degree in Art from Temple
University, Philadelphia, USA and Tyler School of Art in Rome, Italy in 1982. Twenty-one years later, she earned her Masters of Fine Art (MFA) from East Carolina University in 2003 so she could teach. Her years between degrees were spent first in the world of fine art sales, then the graphic arts and publishing industry, and then in international tourism. Working in business and industry she experienced the introduction of digital technologies and the paradigm shifts they caused.
In 1973 John Antoine Labadie graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Painting. Almost immediately he moved into the world of statistics and computer programing in industrial engineering. After nearly a decade in this field John transitioned into graduate work in perceptual psychology and visual arts education. After receiving his masters degree in 1980 he began working with an international academic journal just as computing began to drive the printing industry. After several years in publishing Labadie moved into an interdisciplinary doctoral program.
Copyright is often a point of confusion authors encounter. With so many requirements and laws, it’s a tricky matter knowing how copyright affects you as an author of a new text. How does it apply if you own the source material? Your book is for educational purposes; does that permit free use of original works?
What does general copyright law entail?
We're heading to Palm Springs, California USA for the 2018 ICHRIE Annual Conference! You won't want to miss these fantastic Kendall Hunt authors during their presentations and roundtables.
This is my voice! I fell in love with speaking and reading before an audience in my first speech communication course. I was an early admissions student and attended a local community college in Rockland County NY. I fell in love with this course! After this semester I enrolled and enjoyed my first Voice and Diction course. I was home! My undergraduate and graduate studies were from Montclair State University. I was forging forward and beyond!
One of the things that we love to talk about with our past, present and current authors is our consultative approach. This has been the foundation and our unique approach since the beginning. But, what do we mean when we say consultative approach?