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In my view it is the most important work published thus far this century in ethical theory, helping to revitalize a discipline long distorted by a misguided (and frankly pseudo-scientific) empiricism.

This is the autobiography of Dr. Daizhan Cheng, one of the top Chinese mathematicians in the field of control theory. From his real-life stories and moments of happiness and pains, I have learned a great example of what a real researcher should be.

As a child I loved the vivid worlds and characters created by Dickens. My first degree in English set the stage for the rest of my educational career.

I completed my PhD in 2020 in Instructional Design and Technology (IDT), and this book has been one of the foundational texts in my studies and research in IDT.

Dr. Goodall and her research inspired me to pursue my dream of becoming a tropical ecologist.

These two editors are two of the most important mentors I have had during my career. They have always been encouraging and promoted my scholarship, and involved me in excellent opportunities for growth.

I became a materials scientist partially due to this seminal book. Not always easy to love at first sight, this book has a lot to offer the reader interested in the physics governing various materials phenomena. This book is a classic by all measures.

A book to enjoy over and over again.

This book and several additional resources developed by Kerry Ann Rockquemore (the author) through her National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity were pivotal during my tenure journey in terms of providing support for navigating the "highs" and very low "lows" of the process. I chose this book as I hope to promote awareness of these resources for other tenure- and/or promotion-seeking faculty, particularly those who are underrepresented in their departments, universities, or broader fields of study.