Books
How to Empower Yourself to Survive and Thrive
Former UO instructor authors book on self-defense and success in a sexist world
Understanding Imperiled Earth: How Archaeology and Human History Can Inform Our Planet’s Future
By Todd Braje, PhD ’07 (anthropology), executive director, Museum of Natural and Cultural History
The Interlopers: Early Stuart Projects and the Undisciplining of Knowledge
By Vera Keller, professor, Department of History
Get Empowered: A Practical Guide to Thrive, Heal, and Embrace Your Confidence in a Sexist World
By Nadia Telsey, former instructor and faculty advisor, and Lauren R. Taylor
War Bonds
By Christina Lux, MA ’01 (French), PhD ’07 (Romance languages)
Three Chapbooks/Three Poets
By Rodger Moody, BA ’76 (English), MFA ’78 (creative writing); Carol Durak, MFA ’81 (English); and John P Harn, MFA ’82 (creative writing)
My Life With Words
By Barbara F. Luebke, MS ’72 (journalism)
Literary Sisters: Two Years That Changed Our Culture
English professor’s new book captures pivotal moment for Black feminist writing
Religious Scholar Courts Controversy with “Creating the Qur’an”
Stephen Shoemaker challenges claims adopted by Muslims and non-Muslims alike
Breaking the Ice: Debut by M Jackson Blends Science and Fiction
M Jackson is a TED Fellow and a National Geographic Society Explorer who is breaking barriers facing women in science. In her first novel, the glaciologist tells the story of four women and the fierce fight for survival.