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I chose this book because it documented the first-hand account of the Flint Water Crisis, a public health crisis in our country.

The US and New Zealand share a strong partnership in Antarctic exploration. We are fortunate to have such a dedicated partner in this research endeavor. New Zealand’s commitment to international collaboration and environmental stewardship has been integral to advancing our collective understanding of this critical region of our planet.

This book provides a historical account of the accomplishment and contributions of nurses in establishing the practice of anesthesia.

My research focuses on caregiving, an integral and intimate part of the human condition across the life course. Sometimes it's hard to do. Anne Lamott's writing reminds us how we can remember and access hope when life presents us with challenges.

Written by my literary heroine and friend, Helen Deutsch first kindled my interest into eighteenth-century literature and has continued to fan my passion for learning and teaching.

This book taught me what it means to study something deeply. It has inspired me both as an academic and as a person of faith in my pursuit of truth and understanding.

As an early teenager, this is one of the first books I read about the brain and brain surgery. It was my first introduction to the world of artificial intelligence.

I chose this book because it reminds me to meet people where they are and approach research-based nutrition education with creativity, fun, and innovation.

This text was given to me as a gift by my mentor and a member of my PhD committee and has played an integral part in the interest and research in the placenta.

This is a timeless guide to value investing, offering practical wisdom on navigating the stock market with a focus on long-term success. It teaches investors how to make informed decisions, minimize risks, and understand market fluctuations, making it essential reading for anyone serious about building wealth and achieving financial security.

This is a seminal work from the field of pediatric hospice care that was written by my mentor, Ann Armstrong-Dailey, who recently passed away.

This book helps remind me that everyone - including and especially me - is capable of growing and improving.

After several difficult years of the pandemic, I wish to present the library, and all of us, with some whimsy. I am a life-long Jim Henson fan and continue to find wonder and comfort in the world he created. Let us continue to celebrate the weird and wonderful.

Moneyball is a nod to one of my favorite hobbies, is written by one of my favorite authors, and relates to the same subject as my most high-profile publication. Moreover, I love the book's lesson that one can always gain an edge over his competitors by thinking intelligently and strategically.