books
Shining a Light on the ‘Invisible Scholars’
A new book examines the contributions and needs of postdoctoral fellows.
What Will North Carolina Be Like in 2050?
Mike Walden gives a preview into his new book, and predicts what the state of North Carolina will be in the year 2050.
The Importance of Seeds: a Q&A with Rob Dunn
There is little genetic diversity among the crops that are most important for feeding people around the world. Rob Dunn's new book explores this issue and why it matters.
Why Endocrine Disruptors Are Scary – And What You Can Do About It
A new book aims to explain the nature of endocrine disruptors, why they are so widespread, and how you can protect yourself.
Poet’s Work Spans 40 Creative Years
Language professor Tom Feeny recently published his second collection of poetry.
No Worries for New Teachers
In her new book, Deanna Dannels helps new teachers overcome the communications worries that keep them up at night. Find out what she has to say in "Teaching Out Loud."
Education Professor’s Book Recognized
Dr. Brad Mehlenbacher, associate professor of distance learning, won the Best Book in Technical and Scientific Communication award at the 2012 Conference on College Composition and Communication.
Book Examines Middle Eastern Christianity
Akram Fouad Khater, professor and director of Middle East studies, has written a new book about the history of Middle Eastern Christianity.
Learning with the Lights Off
Devin and Marsha Orgeron, associate professors of film studies, explore the influence of nontheatrical and educational films in a new book.
Libraries Pushing Books for Holidays
The NCSU Libraries proudly presents its recommendations for good holiday reads.