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From Persia to America: The Life and Work of Emma Ordjanian Melikian
Set within the contexts of American immigration history and women’s philanthropy, From Persia to America recounts the remarkable journey of a prominent Persian-Armenian immigrant and her commitment…
Slaying the Trolls! Why the Trolls are Very, Very Wrong About Women and Sports
Women’s sports are exploding. Attendance records are being set in soccer around the world. College stars like Caitlin Clark have people waiting in lines for hours to see her play. And the WNBA -…
Meet Beatrice: Adventures in Spanish
Meet Beatrice! Come travel all over Central America with Beatrice, a Costa Rican macaw to learn about and celebrate Spanish language and culture. Beatrice, also known as “B”, the “Bringer…
Public Speaking: Developing Skills to Communicate Effectively to a Diverse Audience
The field of communication has definitely evolved. However, the one part of communication that has not changed is the concept of presenting information in a variety of modalities from face to face to…
Philosophy is For Everyone: An Introduction to Something You've Already Been Doing
Many people think of philosophy as a boring subject. Many are intimidated by it, remembering having taken it in college only to fall asleep during class. Young people in college often…
Mutual Gains: Empowering Labor and Management through Knowledge in Industrial Relations
As the pages of history turn, the narrative of labor relations evolves, shaping and being shaped by the societal, economic, and technological currents of its time. Mutual Gains: Empowering Labor and…
Beyond Mortgages: Real Estate, Private Lending, Financing
Beyond Mortgages exposes the hidden world of private lending-one of real estate finance's fastest-growing yet least understood sectors. Challenging the industry's secrecy and misinformation, this…
EconSense: Economics for Everyday Living
Economics isn’t just about money, charts, or experts in suits. It’s about the choices we make every day.This book introduces economics in a simple, practical way, showing how limited resources and…
Robots, Please
Robots, Please is a collection of short stories that explores absurdity. Each story pokes fun at its world and examines a familiar societal flaw. The collection mulls over other themes like art,…
Play Across All Spaces: Why the Brain Needs Play and How to Foster Play in Any Context
Play Across All Spaces is essential reading for anyone who creates, manages, or participates in environments where people gather-from educators and therapists to workplace leaders, community…
Success in Mathematics Can Be Yours: A Handbook to Cope with and Overcome Math Anxiety for Students and Teachers
Success in Mathematics Can Be Yours: A Handbook to Cope with and Overcome Math Anxiety for Students and Teachers provides strategies for students and teachers to deal with math anxiety and even…
Shaping the Human Experience: Design of Digital and Physical Spaces
In Shaping the Human Experience, universally acclaimed interior designer Suraj Bhatia and Dr. Ray Lutzky, an expert professor of Human-Computer Interaction, combine their expertise to explore the…
The Boy Who Once Felt Sad
The Boy Who Once Felt Sad is a fable that explores the search for happiness. This short tale follows a young boy who wakes up feeling inexplicably sad. In search of clarity, he embarks on a journey,…
Writing in the Digital Age: Using Video Content for Learning in the Visual World
Writing in the Digital Age: Using Video Content for Learning in the Visual World provides the opportunity for the reader to understand how communication has evolved in the digital age. As our…
Toots the Tulip
Toots the Tulip is having trouble making friends in the valley where he lives. The bees won’t play with him, and the other tulips don’t include him. Until one day a new visitor comes to the valley…