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American revolutions : a continental history, 1750-1804 by Taylor, Alan, 1955- author.
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973.3 T23
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The rise and fall of American growth : the U.S. standard of living since the Civil War by Gordon, Robert J. (Robert James), 1940- author.
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339.420973 G66
The other Wes Moore : one name, two fates by Moore, Wes, 1978-
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92 M825
Mirror touch : a memoir of synesthesia and the secret life of the brain by Salinas, Joel, author.
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92 S1645
Leading from within : conscious social change and mindfulness for social innovation by Steidle, Gretchen Ki, author.
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303.4 S81
Where science and ethics meet : dilemmas at the frontiers of medicine and biology by Willmott, Chris, author.
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174.95 W73
Experiments in democracy : human embryo research and the politics of bioethics by Hurlbut, J. Benjamin, author.
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Information Fluency
"I would wish to fit you for that world in which you are destined to live." -Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
Seton Hill University defines information fluent students as those who, upon graduation, will possess the ability to combine all forms of literacy in order to master a chosen topic. Students who develop information fluency skills will successfully:
- Critically analyze appropriate topics.
- Conceptualize the parameters of the topic.
- Locate and access relevant information in all forms.
- Competently evaluate information.
- Understand practical, legal and social issues related to the information.
- Engage in the scholarly conversation as members of the Seton Hill academic community.
- Synthesize diverse types of information into a comprehensive and coherent work.
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