Astronomy: Stars & Galaxies: Lab Manual for Earth 1124

Author(s): Joseph DalSanto

Astronomy is one of mankind’s oldest and most fascinating fields. For centuries, humans looked to the night sky and wondered what they saw—but astronomers today can provide answers based on the methods of science. How does that happen? Observations of planets, stars, galaxies, and the universe ar...

El Centro_Bio_1406

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Nursing Assistant

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"Nursing Assistant by Open RN helps prepare students for employment as nursing assistants as well as for entry to other health-related programs. This book is recognized by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services as a key part of the state's nurse aide training program. Upon successful completion...

Psychology: The Human Puzzle, Fourth Edition

Author(s): Guy R. Lefrancois

Psychology: The Human Puzzle, Fourth Edition explores psychology’s view of one of the most captivating and puzzling of all topics: ourselves. It surveys the major topics and concepts of the field of psychology. In a lively and engaging manner, the text introduces readers to a variety of subfields wi...

Criminal Investigations Theory and Practice

Author(s): Robert B. Wall, Peter Johnstone

Criminal Investigation: Theory and Practice is a new and novel approach to the science of criminal investigations.  The text is divided into three modules:Module 1(Chapters 1-6) present the basics of criminal investigation. The module includes crime scene processing, the initial response and crime s...

Reflections: Eight Essays on Modern Architecture

Author(s): Lance A Lavine

Finding yourself in a good work of modern architecture is akin to reading a good novel. Both need to be rich enough in content and finely enough crafted to hold your attention. A novel may be well written but if it has nothing more to say for itself than technique it is called “empty prose.” If a bu...

PHYS 1251 - Fall 2023

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Understanding World Religions: A Philosophical Analysis

Author(s): Eric Williamson

Water, Wind, And Earth: The Science of Oceanography

Author(s): Benjamin R. Jordan PhD.

Water, Wind, and Earth is an oceanography book designed to be used in the undergraduate classroom as well as by anyone who wants to understand how the ocean works and how it impacts the world that we live on.  The text is approachable and clear and is lavishly illustrated with images, figures, and t...

PTSD & Post Traumatic Growth in the Warrior Class: A Tactical Primer for Students and Practitioners in Military, Police and Medicine

Author(s): William Elenchin

PTSD Growth in Police, Military and Medical Professions Workbook offers an overview of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) as well as the less familiar concept of Post-Traumatic Growth (PTG) to students and practitioners who work in high-stress fields such as the military, police, and medical prof...