Sage College’s authors represent first-in-class instructors and scholars who actively teach and proactively respond to changes in curricula and pedagogy. Working within a digital-first environment—as opposed to the traditional print model—challenges authors to acquire new skills and work in different ways with editors and coauthors. The editorial work is more collaborative and demands flexibility. Authors and editors need to let instructional design more forcefully guide the way they create and develop content to facilitate better learning for students. Get to know a few Sage College authors as they explain where they find inspiration and motivation, how they amplify diverse voices as they write, and the best feedback they’ve received from peers and students.
Rodney Coates
The Matrix of Race:
Social Construction,
Intersectionality, and
Inequality
Anna Leon-Guerrero
Social Problems:
Community, Policy,
and Social Action
Ray Venkataraman
Supply Chain Management:
Securing a Superior
Global Edge
Robert K. Yin
Case Study Research
and Applications:
Design and Methods
W. C. Benton
Purchasing and
Supply Chain Management
Jamila Michener
Politics in the American States
Political Research Quarterly
Jennifer Teramoto Pedrotti
Multicultural Psychology:
Self, Society, and Social Change
PODCAST: The Importance of DEI
in the College Classroom
Afsaneh Nahavandi
The Cultural Mindset
Managing People Across Cultures
PODCAST: The Importance of DEI
in the College Classroom
Krisstal Dawn Clayton
Essentials of Psychology
PODCAST: The Importance of DEI
in the College Classroom
Heidi Neck
Introduction to Business
VIDEO: Amplifying Diverse
Voices and Identites in
My Writing
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