Did you know that the South College Library provides students, faculty, and staff access to over 100,000 eBooks? Find eBooks related to your academic studies, personal interests, and self-improvement. Do you enjoy reading fiction books? The library’s collection includes novels, collections of short stories, and poetry too.
Global Health: Geographical Connections by Anthony C. Gatrell
This book explores the geographical dimensions of global health, examining the connections between health, place, and governance. Using diverse case studies, it analyzes issues like health inequalities, infectious disease spread, environmental health impacts, and climate change, with a focus on how these challenges disproportionately affect low- and middle-income countries. It emphasizes the crucial role of cross-border geographical processes in understanding and addressing global health issues.
The Way Forward by Kevin Aldridge
Transform your organization into a place of healing and support. The Way Forward provides a step-by-step guide to integrating Trauma Responsive Care (TRC) into the very fabric of your corporate culture, especially when serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Kevin Aldridge shows you how to foster safety, connection, and control—not just for those you serve, but for your staff as well. Building on The Way Through, this book empowers you to implement TRC and create lasting change.
The Jon Boat Years by Jim Mize
Delightful tales of hunting and fishing, family, friends, dogs, and precious time well spent. Nationally recognized and award-winning writer Jim Mize captures the true essence of sport and living life to the fullest in this collection of stories about his outdoor escapades. In tales spanning more than five decades, Mize invites readers into carefree days hiking through the Colorado Rockies with a fly rod and leisurely casting poppers to bluegill on small southern ponds. Mize's humorous stories entertain and return readers to their own turkey hunting or creek-fishing excursions. Black-and-white drawings from artist Bob White illustrate stories filled with laughter, quiet contemplation, and wonder
Fatal Jump by Leslie Reperant
"Fatal Jump" explores how animal pathogens jump to humans, causing pandemics. Most jumps fail, but rare successes lead to devastating diseases. The book examines pathogens from various animals, including rats, bats, and mosquitoes, and their impact. Dr. Leslie Reperant investigates how factors like environmental change and population dynamics fuel pandemics. She discusses mysteries like monkeypox's spread and COVID-19's impact on measles control. The book emphasizes understanding the global connections between human and environmental health. Ultimately, "Fatal Jump" urges a shift from a human-centric view to a holistic understanding of disease emergence.
Selling From Your Comfort Zone by Stacey Hall
This book challenges the notion that successful sales require compromising personal values. It proposes a "comfort zone" approach, emphasizing authentic connection and problem-solving over pushy tactics. Stacey Hall introduces the Alignment Marketing formula, blending traditional sales skills with relationship-building techniques. This method encourages alignment with personal values, the product, and the prospect, fostering confidence and energy. It acknowledges gender-based sales differences, integrating both male-driven results and female-driven connection. By gently expanding comfort zone boundaries, salespeople can navigate challenges with resilience. This approach aims to bring meaning to the sales role, leading to satisfaction and success. Ultimately, the book demonstrates that genuine connection and alignment are key to achieving stellar sales.
Social Processes of Online Hate by Joseph B. Walther and Ronald E. Rice
This book analyzes how online social dynamics drive the expression and spread of hate. International experts examine diverse forms of online hate—including abuse, antisemitism, and radicalization—to reveal the social factors and platform features that enable them. It offers novel approaches for understanding these phenomena and is essential reading for researchers in sociology, criminology, media studies, and related fields.
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