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The Evolving Essay

by Sean Morey

With newly-updated rhetorical coverage, readings, and instructional videos, The Evolving Essay guides students through rhetorically-sound, research-based writing processes to reimagine their work for different genres such as photo essays, podcasts, and video. The detailed instruction encourages innovation from students and faculty alike, showcasing…

The Speaker's Primer, 3e National Edition

by Joseph M. Valenzano III et al.

The Speaker’s Primer is a concise, practical guide to delivering individual and group presentations in both face-to-face and digital environments. It highlights the importance of listening as an audience member, as well as full chapters devoted to civility, culture, diversity, and speaking in a wide variety of career settings. Students can improve their…

The Speaker: The Tradition and Practice of Public Speaking

by Joseph M. Valenzano III et al.

As Speech instructors know, public speaking can be considered both a skill and a field of study. But for today’s students, the rich tradition of speech communication is either reduced to a few quick mentions of Aristotle and Cicero or lost altogether. In The Speaker, the tradition of public speaking instruction is brought to the forefront, through the…

Writing for Canadian Health Professionals, 2nd Edition

by Lisa Salem-Wiseman et al.

Previously published by Nelson. Now available in a second edition, Writing for Canadian Health Professionals was the first of its kind in terms of student accessibility, Canadian content, and coverage of writing instruction specific to the health care area. Using a wide variety of documents and supporting pedagogy, the text guides students through the…

Writing in Transit

by Denise K. Comer

Ideal for both first-year composition and interdisciplinary writing courses, Writing in Transit offers a two-tiered approach to multidisciplinary writing. Author Denise Comer presents strategies and instruction for navigating the purposes for writing through writing transfer, which encourages students to reflect on what they learn in one context about…

Primary Sources in U.S. History, Volume I

by Sara Eskridge et al.

A Top Hat Interactive Reader

Primary Sources in U.S. History, Volume II

by Sara Eskridge et al.

A Top Hat Interactive Reader.

Anatomical Latin

by Todd Curtis

Anatomical Latin: A Programmed Approach to Learning the Grammar and Vocabulary of Anatomical Latin is designed to meet the specific language needs of those teaching medical terminology or human anatomy in the college classroom, as well as to provide a means for independent learners to acquire a working knowledge of anatomical Latin. No previous knowledge…

Beginner's Russian Workbook

by Tatiana Maslova, Alyona Yazykova

Beginner’s Russian Workbook is a collection of interactive exercises for Russian learners at ACTFL Novice Proficiency. The workbook is specifically tailored to supplement UCLA's Beginner's Russian textbook by Kudyma, Miller, and Kagan. The workbook consists of six parts covering the 24 chapters of the text mentioned above. Part seven of the workbook…

Bonjour a Tous

by Olivier Le Blond et al.

This textbook covers Elementary French I.

Bonjour a Tous II

by Olivier Le Blond et al.

This textbook covers Elementary French II.

Career Readiness

by Leslie McLees et al.

"Students (and their parents) know that earning a college degree can be key to increased earning potential and opportunities in their careers... but few students are taught how a college degree prepares them for a job or a career. This text is designed to help majors in the liberal arts connect their studies and expereinces for which employers are…