Last . . .

I started this last thing I have done in several categories because it seemed a fun way to help people keep track of typical things I do. It is a way to spark conversation and is excellent for student scavenger hunts. So, if anyone is looking for gift ideas, below are some ideas.

Last books read:

With my disability, I read 122 books in 2023 and 2024maccordig to Kindle. The books are space operas and post-apocalyptic fiction.
What Color is Your Parachute 2022 – Richard Bolles and Katharine Brooks
The Busy Professor: Ten Easy Time Management Steps for Getting Your Academic Life Under Control – Timothy Slater
Leading from the Middle: A Playbook for Managers to Influence Up, Down, and Across the Organization – Scott Mautz
Leading Without Authority: How the New Power of Co-Elevation Can Break Down Silos, Transform Teams, and Reinvent Collaboration – Keith Ferrazzi and Noel Weyrich
Create an Engaging Syllabus: A Concise, 7-Step Guide for Professors – Norman ‘Eng
The Department Chair Field Manual: A Primer for Academic Leadership – Don Chu
Ungrading – Susan Blum
The Future of Education – Hezki Arieli
The Busy Professor – Timothy Slater
Guide to Rethinking Interviews – Richard Bolles
Guide to Rethinking Resumes – Richard Bolles
What Color is Your Parachute for Retirement – John Nelson and Richard Bolles
Dare to Lead – Brene Brown
Facilitating a Collegial Department in Higher Education – Robert Cipriano
The No Asshole Rule – Robert Sutton
Virtual Team Success – Darleen DeRosa and richard Lepsinger
Leading Project Teams – Anthony Cobb
Get Agile – Pieter Jongerius
A Guide to Teaching in the Active Learning Classroom – Paul Baepler et al
the Coddling of the American Mind – Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt
Assessing Student Learning – Assessing Suskie
The New Education – Cathy Davidson
Undergraduate Capstone Courses – Robert Hauhart and Jon Grahe
Teaching What You Don’t Know – Therese Huston