Robert Heiner, assistant chair of the Department of Social Science and professor of Anthropology-Sociology Intended to be a brief and inexpensive alternative to the usual textbooks used in social problems...
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Barbara M. Newman, Philip R. Newman, and Clarissa M. Uttley, professor of Early Childhood Studies This study guide for Development Through Life: A Psychosocial Approach, which is frequently used in human...
Elizabeth Ahl, chair of the Department of English and professor of English Ahl’s chapbook, which won the 2008 Slapering Hol Press chapbook competition, is a collection of poetry about human interaction...
In Lizzie Borden Took an Axe, Professor of Communication Studies Annette Holba reexamines the grisly and sensationalized murders of Andrew Jackson Borden and Abby Durfee Borden. Through various essays,...
New York Times bestselling author Luanne Rice and PSU Professor of English Joseph Monninger combine their talents in The Letters, the story of Sam and Hadley West, an estranged couple grieving over the death...
In Hippie Chick, Professor of English Joseph Monninger introduces readers to Lolly Emmerson, an independent 15-year-old who sets out for an ill-fated evening sail. When her boat hits an underwater wreckage,...
Professor of Education and Special Education Marcel Lebrun’s latest book, intended as a resource for educators and parents, focuses on key issues for identifying school shooters. Lebrun explains the factors...
That’s Kool is the seventh solo album from Rik Pfenninger, professor of music and coordinator of jazz studies and music technology. A blend of hip, sophisticated grooves and melodies, the CD features...
Business department adjunct faculty member Angelo Arecchi is a co-author of the Field Guide to Illumination, a new reference book on lighting for building industry professionals. The guide, which was recently...
In The Center of the Circle: The Marvelous Lamp of Valle-Inclán, Professor Emerita of Spanish Virginia Milner Garlitz studies the work of Spanish dramatist and novelist Ramon del Valle-Inclán (1866–1936)...
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