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Stress, Coping & Mindfulness
Author(s): Jonathan C Smith
Welcome to the next generation of stress management. The crowded library of stress and coping includes two types of textbooks. Some are encyclopedias of technique samples. Exercises are disjointed, presented alphabetically, and not integrated into an overarching perspective. Other books are academic...
Lean Operations Management: Lecture Notes, Concepts, and Exercises
Author(s): Thomas C. Martin, Daniel L. Tracy
New Edition Now Available! Operations management and related decision science fields (lean management, business analytics, project management, and supply chain management) have a critical role in today’s competitive business marketplace. Lean Operations Management is centered on lean managemen...
Software Systems
Author(s): Joseph Vybihal, Danielle Azar
General Biology Laboratory Manual I & II
Author(s): ERICA BRINDISI
This laboratory manual is intended for use in General Biology courses. The manual has lab activities that can be carried out in approximately a two hour time period and that compliment many of the central themes that are covered in typical introductory General Biology 1 and 2 courses. Some topics co...
Introduction to Corrections: From the Front Lines
Author(s): Jason Whitehead
An academic book written by someone who lives it, Introduction to Corrections: From the Frontlines is from the perspective of corrections professionals working the frontlines. Working in the field since 2005, the author has worked every level of security and has seen many aspects of prison life. The...
The Active Writer
Author(s): Michael Neal Morris
Whether the goal is to score better grades in school or win over a boss with an outstanding proposal, learning to write well is hard work. However, the number of benefits make the efforts of the journey well worth it! People who write well get better grades and do better on the job—and often, perfor...