Social Statistics: The Workbook

Author(s): Dawn Michelle Baunach

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First Designs in Electrical Engineering

Author(s): Matthew Swabey, Dimitrios Peroulis, Barrett Robinson, Nithin Raghunathan

This laboratory manual provides detailed step-by-step instruction sto support beginning students of all levels so they gradually build up their confidence as they take their first design steps in a professional, real-world, electrical engineering laboratory. A set of carefully selected experiments b...

Exploring Research for Effective Literacy Instruction in the Elementary Grades

Author(s): Alice Snyder, Debra Coffey

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Empires & Constitutions

Author(s): Michelle Tusan

Empires and Constitutions explores the history of the US Constitution in its global context. Organized into three units which are each broken down into short chapters by topic, the book focuses on the western tradition and traces the rise and fall of the imperial model of government starting with th...

U.S. Women of Color Feminism

Author(s): Maythee Rojas

Dancing Hands, Drumming Feet, and Soaring Spirits: Rhythms and Patterns in Cultural Exchange

Author(s): Barry Bilderback

Exploring Food Science & Technology

Author(s): Peter S Murano

Peter Murano’s Exploring Food Science & Technology introduces the subject of food science in a thorough, understandable way, making it the perfect text for both beginning majors as well as students who are simply curious about the field. It examines the interdisciplinary nature of food science and c...

Biology for Health-Related Sciences

Author(s): Thomas Kennedy

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Public Speaking and Responsibility in a Changing World

Author(s): Dorothy W. K. Ige, Lori L. Montalbano

We live in an exciting, yet complicated information age. Our era calls for critical thinkers who are willing and able to communicate well toward the twin goals of human survival and career thriving on a connected globe. Thus, public speaking skills are important. Critical thinking and communicati...