Perspectives on Crime: An Introduction to Criminal Justice

Author(s): Eric Ling, PJ Verrecchia

Perspectives on Crime: An Introduction to Criminal Justice emphasizes three main concepts. The first concept encompasses the idea of decisions made by police officers typically are common sense decisions. These decisions could include writing a ticket, prosecuting a case, or even making an arrest. T...

Communication That Works

Author(s): Katherine Allen

Communication is complicated! How often is your message understood the way you meant? There are strategies that can improve your messages and will make you more effective in everything you do! This book starts with the basics, then puts them all together in every circumstance and situation – interpe...

Business and Technical Writing

Author(s): Jeffrey Jablonski

Business and Technical Writing takes a rhetorical approach that emphasizes writing in context and aims to move students through a continuum of writing experiences ranging from less contextualized workplace simulations to more situated, more authentic, client-based projects.   Business and Technic...

Introductory General, Organic, and Biochemistry Experiments for Allied Health

Author(s): Rebecca A. LaRue

Introductory General, Organic, and Biochemistry Experiments for Allied Health: introduces the science of health chemistry is intended for students entering health studies is written to require no previous chemistry classes uses readily available lab equipment is organized into three pa...