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Quantitative Literacy for the 21st Century
Author(s): Jay Abramson
Quantitative Literacy for the 21st Century involves using mathematical methods across a wide variety of disciplines that are relevant today. To be able to digest the numbers found in the news, across websites, in publications, and even on social media platforms, we must be mathematically literate. T...
Criminal Investigative Analysis
Author(s): Kevin Kelm
Modern criminal profiling, primarily developed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), is an investigative aid used to help solve complex, violent crimes. The methods employed by FBI-trained profilers have been the topic of much scrutiny and debate, primarily by academics and amateur practitio...
American Federal Government: Roots, Rules, Realities, and Relationships
Author(s): Conner Alford
American Federal Government: Roots, Rules, Realities, and Relationships furnishes students with an understanding of the structure and function of the United States federal government as well as the roles, behaviors and attitudes of non-governmental agents in the political process. The publication us...
Act One Scene One: An Actor's Workbook
Author(s): James Winter
Act One Scene One: An Actor's Workbook is a unique, digital, actor's workbook that empowers the acting student to document each step of their early training. The book is filled with interactive text analysis exercises, observation-based journaling, and even resume-crafting opportunities. All of th...
Reading Between the Lines: Exploring Argumentation & Critical Thinking Through Literature
By: Tracie Grimes
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Organizational Change, Second Edition
Author(s): Joseph W. Weiss
Organizational Change, Second Edition, provides a practical approach to successfully managing change. The text covers major change theories as well as how to implement and sustain change in a business setting. Each chapter begins with a case study that highlights topics covered in the chapter. Exam...
Sociology Is Rude!: A Conversation on Sociological Theory and Thought
Author(s): John Knox
Sociology Is Rude!: A Conversation on Sociological Theory and Thought helps readers learn more about the foundational theories that sociology rests upon (functionalism, conflict theory, symbolic interaction); to make sense of the tools of careful sociological research; to perceive the dramatic roles...
Supporting Children's Socialization: A Developmental Approach
Author(s): Kathryn E. Bojczyk, Bethanne Shriner, Michael Shriner
SUPPORTING CHILDREN’S SOCIALIZATION: A DEVELOPMENTAL APPROACH examines the various contexts of children’s socialization—including family, friends, school, and culture—by applying the Bronfenbrenner Ecological Model. This practical text will help explain what influences a child’s socialization; throu...
The 12 Days of Christmas and the Women & Recipes Who Inspired My Love for Baking
Author(s): JULIE MUELLER
The 12 Days of Christmas and the Women & Recipes Who Inspired my Love for Baking shares pictures, memories, and recipes of the women who shaped the life and talents of author Julie Mueller. Starting out as an office tradition over a decade ago, Julie began sharing holiday treats with her coworkers i...
MIS: A Field Guide
Author(s): Joe Faith
In MIS: A Field Guide, author Joe Faith introduces key concepts in business in a field book style - easily digestible and accessible to a general audience. Written with the business person in mind, the author cuts through technical jargon to present key technology concepts and how they are applied i...