LibGuides: Faculty Authors: Florida State College at Jacksonville: B

FSCJ Faculty Authors B

Shelletta Baker

Mommy Can I be an Engineer? by Shalletta Baker
ISBN: 9798819596036
Publication Date: 2022

Elisabeth Ball

Link to the author's website: elisabethball.com.

Look for It (Nancy & Fairfax Series #1, Paperback) Witness the resurrection of a friendship. Look for It is the first book in Elisabeth Ball's "Nancy & Fairfax" series: stories about teenage enemies who become best friends in middle age. Nancy and Fairfax are typical adult women living in Jacksonville, Florida--one a single meeting planner, the other a married stay-at-home mother, both harried and run ragged by commitments. In the summer of 2016, they discover they live near each other in the gracious older neighborhood of Avondale. It is a reunion of sorts, for Nancy and Fairfax were once childhood friends. They splashed together in the pool as their mothers chatted nearby, played at each other’s homes. And then, suddenly it seemed, they weren’t friends anymore. Get to know Nancy and Fairfax at the ages of fourteen and forty-five. See what happened to their early friendship amidst the cliques and bullies of 1986. Then witness how faith, time, technology, and even the weather, work together to make something beautiful out of bad memories. This time-slip tale conflates the teenage and middle-age selves, showing how two women have weathered their life journeys and both the better for it.
Find It (Nancy & Fairfax Series #2, Paperback) It is 2017, and another storm barrels toward Jacksonville, Florida. Nancy and Fairfax, childhood friends, now forty-something neighbors, face down Hurricane Irma as life crises swirl around them. Fairfax, a breast cancer survivor, works to keep her family running smoothly while playing matchmaker for Nancy. Nancy worries over job security and chafes as her community tries to pair her off. A cadre of men has surfaced in her world, circling round like the winds of Irma: Max, Fairfax’s brother-in-law; Adam, another childhood friend; Peter Redmond, a doctor who lives in the neighborhood; and various and sundry others.Ecclesiastes says, “Two are better than one,” but Nancy has been a self-sufficient singleton for years. Is she to believe that a man from her past or present is a perfect match?

Ball, E. & Mottram-Anderson, A. (2020). The Summer of Learning Objects: Adding Learning Units to Canvas Commons. Instruction Section, 37(2), 2. http://www.ala.org/acrl/sites/ala.org.acrl/files/content/aboutacrl/directoryofleadership/sections/is/iswebsite/projpubs/newsletter/is_fall2020.pdf

Nancy Banks

Lollipops Lizards & Literature by by Mary Sue Koeppel and Nancy Banks
Call Number: PS3561.O33925 L65 1994
Publication Date: 1994

Justin Bateh

Reducing call center wait times through six sigma
Bateh, J., Farah, J. (2017, December). Reducing call center wait times through six sigma. Journal of Business Inquiry. 2(17), 131-149

Marian Beaman

Link to author's blog: www.MarianBeaman.com

Introduction to Composition : a Writer's Voyage by Kathleen Ciez-Volz, Marian Beaman, Richard Greene, Betsy Griffey, Suzanne Hess, Herschel Shepard.
Call Number: PE1404 .I5682 2006
Publication Date: 2006

Judith Bernanke

Bernanke, J., & Phelan, S. (2018). The Politics of Interfield Antagonisms: Journalism, the visual arts and the et al. controversy. Journalism Studies, 19(2), 297–314.

The Politics of Interfield Antagonisms: Journalism, the visual arts and the et al. controversy
Bourdieu's field theory has been used to analyse the internal dynamics of the journalistic field, and to compare journalistic fields in different national contexts. However, studies of the power relations between the journalistic field and other social fields have been less common, despite the theory's general assumptions about "the media's" capacity to shape the coordinates and subjectivities of agents elsewhere. This article explores the interfield antagonisms between the journalistic field and visual arts field that followed the nomination of the artist collective "et al." as New Zealand's representative at the 2005 Venice Biennale. We focus on a particular journalistic interview where the different subjectivities of both fields encountered each other directly. Using conversation and discourse analysis as methodological supplements, we highlight how the journalist's rhetorical strategies enacted a logic of symbolic domination which decried the perceived unwillingness of the artists to render themselves accountable to the New Zealand "public". At the same time, we show how et al.'s counter-response politicized journalistic conventions normally taken for granted, and enabled an expression of artistic autonomy against the symbolic violence and naturalized authority of the journalistic field. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Brad Biglow

Cedar Swamp Creek Student Archaeological Laboratory Survey at Florida State College at Jacksonville (Year 2012) by Brad Biglow and Autumn DuBois
Call Number: E78.F6 B445 2013
Publication Date: 2013

Yakup Bilgili

Selected Papers From the 24th International Conference on College Teaching and Learning
Call Number: LB2331 .N38 2013
ISBN: 9781938418419
Publication Date: 2013
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(Conference paper) Teacher as researcher : one teacher's journey of change through classroom inquiry / Yakup Bilgili

Robert Blade

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Link to: "Tupelo Man" on Facebook

Tupelo Man : the Life and Times of George McLean, a Most Peculiar Newspaper Publisher by Robert Blade
Call Number: Z473.M35 B58 2012
ISBN: 9781617036286
Publication Date: 2012-10-11

George S. Bohler

Selected papers from the 10th International Conference on College Teaching and Learning
Call Number: LB2331 .N38 1999
Publication Date: 1999

(Conference paper) The Warrior Island game : virtual combat in the economics classroom / George S. Bohler, Donald P. McDowell.

Dr. Johnny Bowman, Jr.

From Failure to Faith to Freedom by Johnny Bowman Jr
Call Number: BF637.S8 B69 2018
ISBN: 9781643000541
Publication Date: 2018-07-31

Isaac Brown

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Link to the author's website: Jellyfish Smack Productions

Gimme Green (DVD)
Call Number: AV SB433.15 .G56 2006 DVD
Publication Date: 2006
Terra Blight (DVD)
Call Number: AV TD799.85 .T47 2012 DVD
Publication Date: 2012

Sheri Brown

Brown, S, Painter, M., and Slavicz, S. (2019). Plagiarism – Assessment – Collaboration. Information Literacy Assessment: a service of Carrick Enterprises, Inc. – the leader in information literacy assessment. Retrieved from https://www.informationliteracyassessment.com/?p=1500

Cunill, M. L., Brown, S. A., & Esposito, T. (2020). A 2-for-1 deal: Earn your AA while learning about information literacy using OER. In K. D. Hoffman & A. Clifton (Eds.), Open pedagogy approaches: Faculty, library, and student collaborations. Milne Library. https://knightscholar.geneseo.edu/geneseo-authors/11/

Brown, S. A., Painter, M. K., & Slavicz, S. B. (2020). Meeting outcomes assessment: An opportunity for partnership: The results are in. In R. Michalak & M. Rysavy (Eds.), Academic plagiarism: Librarians? Solo and collaborative efforts to curb academic plagiarism (p. np.). Nova Science.