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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Karen Bendersky (Georgia College) , Catherine M Chastain-Elliott (The University of Tampa)Publisher: Pearson Imprint: Pearson Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 27.40cm Weight: 0.340kg ISBN: 9780134051468ISBN 10: 0134051467 Pages: 212 Publication Date: 05 September 2014 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Mixed media product Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Temporarily unavailable ![]() The supplier advises that this item is temporarily unavailable. It will be ordered for you and placed on backorder. Once it does come back in stock, we will ship it out to you. Table of ContentsReviewsI am very glad to see something focused on teaching students how to 'figure out' the campus culture/profs. I can't tell you how many times students have come to me to withdraw from a class b/c of a prof, and I'd say to them you need to figure out how this person thinks because some day you'll have a boss you'll need to figure out. This is a good introductory text focusing on college culture and they expectations of college students. --Bea Rogers, Monmouth University Several of the topics are new and innovative, and I like that--especially the focus on etiquette and behaviors and the orientation to academia. --Karla J. Sanders, Eastern Illinois University This book is valuable because it puts in print some of the fore knowledge that typical first year students often lack. I think the authors have filled a significant gap in the market for FYE texts. --Charles R. Frederick, Jr., Indiana University-Bloomington I am very glad to see something focused on teaching students how to 'figure out' the campus culture/profs. I can't tell you how many times students have come to me to withdraw from a class b/c of a prof, and I'd say to them you need to figure out how this person thinks because some day you'll have a boss you'll need to figure out. This is a good introductory text focusing on college culture and they expectations of college students. --Bea Rogers, Monmouth University Several of the topics are new and innovative, and I like that--especially the focus on etiquette and behaviors and the orientation to academia. --Karla J. Sanders, Eastern Illinois University This book is valuable because it puts in print some of the fore knowledge that typical first year students often lack. I think the authors have filled a significant gap in the market for FYE texts. --Charles R. Frederick, Jr., Indiana University-Bloomington I am very glad to see something focused on teaching students how to 'figure out' the campus culture/profs. I can't tell you how many times students have come to me to withdraw from a class b/c of a prof, and I'd say to them you need to figure out how this person thinks because some day you'll have a boss you'll need to figure out. This is a good introductory text focusing on college culture and they expectations of college students. <b>--Bea Rogers, Monmouth University</b> </p> </p> Several of the topics are new and innovative, and I like that--especially the focus on etiquette and behaviors and the orientation to academia. <b>--Karla J. Sanders, Eastern Illinois University</b> </p> </p> This book is valuable because it puts in print some of the fore knowledge that typical first year students often lack. I think the authors have filled a significant gap in the market for FYE texts. <b>--Charles R. Frederick, Jr., Indiana University-Bloomington</b> </p> Author InformationKaren Bendersky PhD is Associate Professor of Psychology at Georgia College in Milledgeville, GA. She received her doctorate in Developmental Psychology from Purdue University in West Lafayette, IN and teaches courses in developmental and cognitive psychology as well as advanced research and senior specialty courses. She has also taught freshmen orientation and helped develop her department's freshman orientation module. She received her university's 2010 Excellence in Teaching Award and 2012 Undergraduate Research Mentor Award. Her research interest is in the area of mental representation. Catherine M. Chastain-Elliott PhD is Associate Dean of general education programs and Professor of Art History at the University of Tampa. She received her doctorate in American Art History at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, and teaches general and honors courses in twentieth-century art history and the philosophy of art. Her office oversees the academic portions of the University of Tampa's college orientation program, and the year-long freshman seminar sequence. She leads advising cohorts for general, transfer, and honors students. Chastain-Elliott is the recipient of two Smithsonian Institution research fellowships, and the 2009 University of Tampa Faculty Service Award. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |