Social Work professor launches book on Manifesting Your Greatness Through Goal Setting

February 9, 2024
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A new book by a 抖阴短视频 Social Work professor and alumna aims to help students and individuals become better goal-setters and goal-getters.

The book, titled "Manifesting Your Greatness Through Goal Setting: How to Set Simple and Achievable Goals," promises to be a transformative guide for individuals seeking to unlock their full potential by setting short- and long-term goals. The book is written by Andrea Stallworth 鈥�06, assistant professor and director of field education in the social work department. Focused on the power of goal setting, the book delves into the psychology of achievement and offers actionable strategies to help readers set, pursue, and attain their most ambitious goals.

"I wrote this eBook from the perspective of someone who has written and achieved goals from an elementary school student to now a Clinical Social Worker and Assistant Professor in the social work department," said Stallworth. "This book was designed to help others achieve their goals at their own pace using a simple, easy-to-write approach."

In the book, Stallworth cites research by the University of Scranton that 92 percent of people who set goals never achieve them. So, what does the 8 percent possess to achieve their goals? Consistency, passion, commitment, vision, challenging but realistic goals, accountability and responsibility, and action steps are a few things.

In the book, Stallworth ties together the framework of how her approach as a professor affects her role as a social worker.

"As social workers and future social workers, when we work with our clients, we create goals alongside them and have them achieve short-term and long-term goals to become well, whole, and successful," said Stallworth. "Our students at Tuskegee have goals to matriculate through their major by taking their courses, passing them with passing grades, maintaining their grades, achieving life and school balance, and achieving overall success."

The printed edition features 37 pages based on the importance of goal setting, why making excuses will not help manifest your vision or goals, how to become a smart goal-getter, and how to face fear through goals, action steps, and daily inner work.

Stallworth says the intended target audience for the book is for everyone.

"I wrote this book for those who struggle to set simple, specific, and achievable goals and work towards manifesting them," said Stallworth. "I want the readers to understand the difference between short-term, mid-term, and long-term goals and why it is important to set simple goals and create action plans to achieve them."

"Manifesting Your Greatness Through Goal Setting: How to Set Simple and Achievable Goals" is now available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble in eBook and paperback format. For more information about the book, please visit .

Book authored by Dr. Rolundus Rice now available in the Campus Bookstore

January 5, 2024

Authored by Rolundus R. Rice, Ph.D., the book听听"Hosea Williams: A Lifetime of Defiance and听Protest"听is the first comprehensive biography of civil rights activist Hosea Williams. Dr. Rice argues that Williams's activism in the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) was of central importance to the success of the larger civil rights movement. Additionally, this work traces Williams's journey from a local activist in Georgia to a national leader and one of Martin Luther King Jr.'s chief lieutenants.

Rolundus R. Rice, Ph.D. is the Chief Operating Officer and Vice President of Student Affairs at 抖阴短视频.

Hosea Williams: A Lifetime of Defiance and Protest听is now available for purchase at the 抖阴短视频 Bookstore.

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抖阴短视频 Physics Department Professor releases book on Physics fundamentals

December 13, 2023

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TUSKEGEE, AL -- Dr. Moses Ntam, a professor in the Physics Department in the College of Arts and Sciences and interim Executive Director of the Office of Distance Education and Online Learning at 抖阴短视频, has published "Elementary General Physics I: Algebra Based College Physics I."

The book is听 designed to make the fundamentals of physics accessible to all. It explains the basics of scientific measurements in specific areas, including kinematics, Newton's laws of motion, rotational kinematics, work, energy, power, and special topics like temperature, heat, statics, and fluid dynamics.

"This book exemplifies Dr. Ntam's commitment and ingenuity in making intricate physics concepts understandable and engaging,鈥� said Dr. Akshaya Kumar, chair of the Physics Department. 鈥淒r. Ntam's skill in rendering physics approachable is manifest throughout the text. This work is poised to inspire and profoundly impact students' understanding of the subject." Dr. Ntam鈥檚听 career at Tuskegee has been highlighted by his role in faculty development, particularly in adapting teaching methodologies to hybrid and online formats. As a Quality Matters Coordinator, Dr. Ntam has been pivotal in ensuring the university's high-quality online courses.

Amidst the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Ntam helped transition the university's instruction to remote delivery.听

"Dr. Ntam receives accolades for transforming challenging physics theories into captivating and accessible material, thereby exemplifying the educational distinction of 抖阴短视频," said Dr. Channapatna Prakash, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. "This scholarly achievement not only signifies Dr. Ntam's valuable contributions to science education but also resonates with the College's dedication to maintaining academic rigor and promoting innovation."

听Dr. Ntam earned his Ph.D. in Computational Physics from Auburn University in 2012, where he conducted significant research into the thermal properties of crystals.

Reviews of "Algebra Based College Physics I" praise the book for its innovative approach and the way it demystifies physics for students. Dr. Ntam's unique perspective, drawn from his interdisciplinary background in Physics and Computer Science, and his hands-on experience in the classroom make the book an invaluable resource. The book invites readers to explore how "Algebra Based College Physics I" can make a difference in undergraduate physics education.

The book is available in print and as an ebook through Kendall Hunt Publishing Company ().

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抖阴短视频 Professor Co-Publishes book on Renewable Energy-Water Environment Nexus

December 07, 2023

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抖阴短视频 assistant professor of the Chemical Engineering Department and faculty senate member Dr. Shahryar Jafarinejad, together with Dr. Bryan Beckingham, associate professor of Chemical Engineering at Auburn University, recently announced the publication of their latest book, "The Renewable Energy-Water-Environment Nexus: Fundamentals, Technology, and Policy," published by Elsevier.

Drawing on expertise from around the world, the book focuses on critical issues around renewable energy-water-environment nexus in 13 chapters. The book explores different renewable energy technologies, including the importance of their development, use for a sustainable future, sustainability evaluation of renewable energy technologies and an in-depth exploration of fundamental concepts, cutting-edge technologies, and insightful policy discussions crucial for addressing contemporary global challenges. It examines sub-relationships, focusing on renewable energy and water, renewable energy and the environment, and water and the environment. Available methods and tools for analyzing the renewable energy-water-environment nexus, including the life cycle assessment of renewable energy systems, are also covered.

Dr. Jafarinejad, recognized for his expertise and dedication in Chemical Engineering, provides a comprehensive and thought-provoking exploration of environmental science and related disciplines.

"This book can be a reference for students of chemical engineering, civil and environmental engineering, allowing them the opportunity to consider the applications of artificial intelligence and nanotechnology to the nexus, as well as integration of renewable energy, water, and environment-related policies," explained Jafarinejad.

The book highlights key technologies and opportunities in the nexus, considering areas such as renewable energy sources for desalination systems, renewable energy powered water pumping systems, technologies to reduce evaporative water loss in open water storage/reservoir, cooling systems for thermoelectric power plants to reduce or eliminate the use of water for cooling, waste heat recovery and renewable energy utilized systems, energy storage systems, hydrogen technologies, nanotechnology application to the nexus, application of artificial intelligence techniques, and the integration of renewable energy, water, and environment-related policies.

This collaboration between 抖阴短视频 and Auburn University demonstrates the commitment of both institutions to advancing scholarly endeavors and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration for addressing pressing societal issues.

"The Renewable Energy-Water-Environment Nexus: Fundamentals, Technology, and Policy" is available through Elsevier and leading book retailers. This book is invaluable for researchers, students, policymakers, and professionals invested in understanding and addressing the multifaceted challenges of renewable energy, water sustainability, and environmental stewardship.

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Tuskegee professor named as the first recipient of the Zane L. Miller Book Development Award

May 02, 2023

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John Tilghman, Associate Professor and Interim Department Chair of History and Political Science in the College of Arts and Sciences, has been named the inaugural recipient of the Temple University Press (TUP) Zane L. Miller Book Development Award for his proposed book, currently titled听"Jim Crow from the Harbor: Black Freedom Struggle and Downtown Baltimore." He will receive $2,500 to fund the development of his urban studies-focused book manuscript.

When presenting Tilghman with the award, the committee noted that his book 鈥減rovides new perspectives on downtown development, African American history, Baltimore history, and the complexities of class in urban America.鈥�

The prize, named in honor of the late founding editor of TUP鈥檚听听series, is designed to advance the careers of听scholars from underrepresented communities who have limited access to financial resources for book development. It also honors Miller, a renowned scholar of urban history and a devoted, tireless mentor to less-experienced fellow authors seeking to navigate the book development and publication process.听

David Stradling, coeditor of the听听series said, 鈥淒r. Tilghman鈥檚 work revises the story of the white growth machine鈥檚 late 20th听century听efforts to protect downtown Baltimore through segregation, redevelopment, and displacement听by putting Black voices and Black activism at the center of the story. In Tilghman鈥檚 telling, Black home buyers remake Baltimore鈥檚 central city neighborhoods, Black shoppers force the desegregation of downtown stores, and Black activists reshape Baltimore politics. Ultimately, efforts to create an all-white citadel in the central city can only crumble.鈥澨�听

Upon receiving the award, Tilghman said, 鈥淲inning the Zane L. Miller Book Development Award is a tremendous honor. I would like to thank the editors at Temple University Press, and particularly Dr. David Stradling and Dr. Davarian Baldwin, for helping me make this proposed book more insightful and impactful.鈥�

"Jim Crow from the Harbor"听examines Baltimore鈥檚 downtown redevelopment of the Charles Center and Inner Harbor-Harborplace through the lens of the city鈥檚 civil rights movement, with particular attention paid to how these initiatives succeeded in producing a glitzy fa莽ade of a revitalized downtown American city while severely constraining the lives of its Black residents.

Tilghman explores the origins and importance of urban tensions between the Black community and downtown interests after the Second Great Migration and during the postwar Civil Rights and Black Power era, the implementation of urban development projects, and anti-freeway and affirmative action campaigns. The author鈥檚 research uncovers how a public-private partnership鈥攁 coalition of real estate agents, businesspeople, city politicians, and housing developers鈥� worked to exacerbate racial and class segregation and destroy Black communities by expanding the downtown beyond the central business district.

The Zane L. Miller Book Development Award is given annually. For submission information, .

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