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Managing Your Thesis or Dissertation: A Workbook for Graduate Students
Author(s): Laurie Waye
Many graduate students are overwhelmed with the process of writing such a large and complex document. Managing Your Thesis or Dissertation helps the reader map out their project in order to understand what they need to do, when, and how, by applying the eight project management concepts listed b...
Looking at Dance
Author(s): James Clouser
eBook VersionYou will receive access to this electronic text via email after using the shopping cart above to complete your purchase. Looking at Dance is an introduction to dance–a subject of enormous scope. This text focuses on the theatrical dance forms most likely to be seen in theatres t...
General College Biology Laboratory Manual
By: Jean deSchweinitz, Ping-Sha Sheffield, Christina Snaples, Larry Collins
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A Practical Guide to Supplement the Teaching of Secondary Art Methods
Author(s): Laurel Lampela
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Participatory Partnerships for Social Action and Research
Author(s): Lynn M. Harter, Judith Millesen, Jane Hamel-Lambert
Academic institutions are often disconnected from broader communities in spite of their reliance on social resources and subsidies for their existence.Numerous organizations, including the Carnegie and Kellogg Foundations, have challenged academics to partner with community members to respond more a...
Basic Reservoir Engineering
Author(s): Ian Gates
Basic Reservoir Engineering, written for use in a first introductory one-semester course in reservoir engineering, introduces the underlying goals of reservoir engineering and presents a clear roadmap for analyzing reservoirs themselves. Basic Reservoir Engineering: Includes chapter review ...
Experiencing Dance: A Creative Approach to Dance Appreciation
Author(s): Shauna Lynne Steele, Kristen Farmer
Just Released!By its nature, dance seeks to defy confinement and boundaries, exploring pure movement, ritual, lifestyle, communication, tradition, self-expression, or high art. Traversing time, culture, and aesthetics, dance is not like a mathematical problem or a theory in science. You cannot alway...
