Career Paths in Psychology: How to Use Your Degree

Author(s): Paul Argott

  Do you often think that your students do not know how many options a psychology degree provides?  Outside of providing therapy or counseling, many undergraduates in psychology don’t know what psychologists do.  Are your students unsure about their career plans? Because psychology students do...

Becoming Fluent in the Language of Content: Developing Strategic Readers as Critical Consumers of Information

Author(s): Lory Haas, Patricia Durham, Joan Williams

On Becoming Social: A Child's Journey Through the Home, School, and Community

Author(s): Thomas Chiaromonte

Introduction to Criminal Justice

Author(s): Thompson Oliver

Introduction to Environmental Issues

Author(s): Emilie K Stander, Jay Farrell Kelly

Simple & Useful: A Guide to Web Design

Author(s): Jerrold W. Maddox

Can html be styled well enough and simply enough so that anyone can write for the web, using just a text editor, and share that work with anyone else, regardless of the platform they are using, the speed of their connection and any disabilities they may have? The answer is yes. I also believe ...

Business Professional Practices: A Customized Version of Communicating in Business by Robert Insley

Author(s): Diane DeRubertis

Broadening the Lens of Literacy in the Content Areas

Author(s): Linda Haling, Robyn Seglem, Jay Percell

Real World Communication

Author(s): Sarah Z Johnson, Amy Edwards Patterson

Appropriate for first- or second-year communications classes, Real World Communication is aimed at adults - those entering college just after high school, and those who have decades of work and life experience already. The text uses a scenario-based approach that asks students to ground their assign...

The Vocation of Business Lab Workbook

Author(s): John Tieso