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Chapter 1 - Professional Communication in Today’s Digital, Social, and Mobile World.

Psych 104 Notes - I wrote them based on the slides and the textbook.

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Essential Communication Skills (COMM 19999).

Introductory Pharmacology and Therapeutics (Pharmacology 2060A/B).

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Introduction to Microeconomics (ECO1104).

Introduction to Applied Statistics (Stat 151).

Information Systems For Management (MIS 2000).

Introduction to Project Management (MGMT8300).

Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology (BIOL 1090).

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In that moment, the concept of Nanopedia was born: the world's smallest encyclopedia. As I was sitting at a table working on revisions, I was struck by the conceit of the encyclopedia, how it strives to capture all human knowledge in a single place, and how this was at odds with the current era's desire to make things as small as possible. It was while I was attending the Katchemak Bay Writers Conference in Homer, Alaska, in 2009 that I had a breakthrough with these poems. I tried pulling some of them together into a chapbook manuscript, but it didn't really hang together right. Īfter some time, I returned to the weird little prose poems, though I wasn't sure what they were doing. Their progress was interrupted by the suicide of my ex-boyfriend in 2005, and the poems I wrote in the aftermath of that became my chapbook Living Things. I worked on dozens and dozens of these, writing and filing them away-not really working on them much, thinking they were just exercises and nothing more. When I sat down to write, I'd think about a word I encountered during the day, something (for lack of a better term) 'luminous,' and then I'd write an oblique definition of the word without using the word in the poem, except as the title. (Thanks to computers I have crazy accurate records of stuff like this.) This was during a kind of dry period for me-between larger projects I'd been working on-and so, to keep my gears oiled, I gave myself a daily writing prompt. I started writing the poems in Nanopedia on April 11, 2005. My stomach's kind of in knots about it-good knots. The manuscript is also sitting with three writers I love and admire, who will be considering writing a back cover blurb for me. I sent the final draft of Nanopedia to Molly at Tinderbox Editions last week, officially kicking off the production process for the book! And I think I should know the publication date in the next couple of weeks while Tinderbox figures out the best schedule for us.

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