Veteran faculty from colleges and universities across the country initiate students into the study of the humanities through 13 disciplines--communication, language, literature, music, art history, history, psychology, sociology, political science, philosophy, religion, mathematics, and science. Ideal for use in Freshman seminar courses.

Mindi McKenna, PhD, MBA Foreword by Daniel Z. Sands, MD, MPH, Harvard Medical School High Tech Medicine is an easy-to-understand overview of how to use information technologies in the practice of medicine. The book is especially designed for students in medical, nursing, dental, pharmacy, allied health, medical management, and health services administration programs. High Tech Medicine will equip both medical professionals and professionals in the health care industry to utilize the new technology in the practice of medicine and the management of health care.

In a rapidly diverse and increasingly secularized culture, how will the Roman Catholic Church, an institution steeped in tradition, respond to the challenges of the 21st century? From the perspective of theology, biology, economics, sociology, music, history, and language, Catholicism at the Millennium explores crucial issues facing the Catholic Church at the start of the third Christian millennium.