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Writing Our Bodies
Sunayani Bhattacharya, Meghan A. Sweeney, Yin Yuan, and Gina Kessler Lee
Writing Our Bodies offers students a holistic approach to writing that intertwines embodied rhetorics with critical inquiry and academic conventions. Beginning with an introduction to rhetorical embodiment and personal experience, the text guides learners through writing to analyze, take a stand, revise, synthesize sources, and make arguments with research, while attending to how identity, technology, linguistic diversity, and power influence both reading and writing. Emphasizing reflection, audience awareness, disciplinary literacy, and ethical source use, this resource prepares students to write purposefully across contexts and audiences.
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Business Ethics and Social Responsibility
Caroline Burns, Grant Rozeboom, and Sarah M. Vital
Business Ethics and Social Responsibility introduces students to ethical decision-making and the role of social responsibility in contemporary organizational life. The text explores foundational concepts in ethical reasoning, organizational culture, stakeholder theory, corporate governance, and the intersections between business actions and environmental and social issues. Through real concepts such as conflicts of interest, corporate social responsibility, and fiduciary accountability, the book supports learners in understanding how ethical frameworks inform responsible practice in business contexts. Through applied concepts such as conflicts of interest, corporate social responsibility, and fiduciary accountability, and guided engagement with real-world cases the book supports learners in understanding how ethical frameworks inform responsible practice in business contexts.
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Critical Research Methods in Psychology
Stephanie D'Costa, Mireille Ukeye, Makenzie O'Neil, and Rebecca Anguiano
Critical Research Methods in Psychology introduces students to research design and methodology while carefully considering socio-cultural context, paradigms, and inherent biases. Beginning with foundations of scientific reasoning and theory building, the text moves through measurement, sampling, research design, quantitative and qualitative methods, and approaches to analysis, while foregrounding issues such as social justice, inclusivity in research, and the impacts of assumptions on study outcomes. By emphasizing both methodological competence and critical reflection, this text equips learners to design, apply, and assess research in ways that support ethical, socially informed practice in psychology.
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Hold it Lightly
Lisa Congdon, Lauren MacDonald, and Britt Royer
Featuring the bold, colorful illustrations of Lisa Congdon, Hold it Lightly explores themes of radical joy, liberation, and inclusion in conversation with pop artist Corita Kent. Named for the exhibit it spotlights, this softcover book is adorned with photographs of Congdon’s large, layered serigraphs and three-dimensional paper installations. Also included are an introduction by the artist and essays on art’s transformative possibilities.
70 pages, includes color plates of exhibition serigraphs & gallery images.
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Competing Visions: A History of California
Robert W. Cherny, Gretchen Lemke-Santangelo, and Richard Griswold de Castillo
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Collegiate Seminar at 75: a collection of papers from the 75th Anniversary Symposium
Saint Mary's College of California and Julie Park
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