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Your Leadership Journey: Driving Leadership Success through Purpose and Passion
By: Kathy Tuberville
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Drawing: See, Study, Show: a Text for Beginners
Author(s): Georgia Tangi
This text was initially inspired by a need for a live/online companion to assist faculty and students in a beginning drawing class. The current version has been adjusted to encompass both online and face-to-face classes. In its current edition, it cannot be effective without regular meetings with st...
Write with Ease: You're a Better Writer than You Realize
Author(s): Alexandra Mullin
“Write with Ease” couples non-fiction readings with simple writing activities to allow college composition students to overcome writing anxiety, develop critical thinking skills, and communicate effectively. With a focus on analytical writing, this e-book helps students understand the basics of rhet...
World Religions and Philosophy
Author(s): Mark Webb
In a globalization, digitally-interconnected world, everyone needs to understand what people from different cultures believe, and how they approach questions of universal importance. Is there a God? What happens to me when I die? Can we count on good to triumph over evil? Education in the religions ...
Retail Marketing: Managing for Fast-Changing Consumer Demands, Technology, and Trends
Author(s): DEXTER PURNELL, KIMBERLY LEGOCKI
Our unique textbook is designed to revolutionize learning in the post-pandemic world by presenting retail marketing concepts in an easily digestible and concise format. We aim to simplify comprehension and create an engaging and enjoyable learning journey for our readers.Each chapter focuses on four...
Foundations of Computer Science: A Rigorous, Non-Programming Introduction
Author(s): Roy M Turner, Elise H. Turner
Foundations of Computer Science: A Rigorous, Non-Programming Introduction provides a non-programming, yet rigorous, introduction to computer science. Although programming is an essential skill for a computer scientist, there are a plethora of good programming textbooks, and the field is much broade...
Detroit and Motown: The Rise and Fall of Two Giants
Author(s): EDWARD HIGGINS
In 1959, Barry Gordy, a twenty-nine year old wanna be boxer borrowed $800 to start a record company. Set against the civil rights movement alongside the decay of one of America’s most storied cities, Motown, Detroit’s History and Music, is the tale of how Motown effected the city of Detroit and how ...