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New First-Year Reading Titles from Penguin Random House
By Allan Spencer | January 10 2024 | College & University Reads
- All-School Reads > Inspiration > Overcoming Adversity
- All-School Reads > Professional Learning > Psychology
- All-School Reads > Social Justice > Disability Justice
- College & University Reads > College Success and Career Development > Life Skills
- College & University Reads > Inspiration > More in Inspiration
- College & University Reads > Inspiration > Overcoming Adversity
- College & University Reads > Life Stories > Voices & Stories of the Disabled
- Community Reads > Inspiration
- Community Reads > Life Stories > Voices & Stories of the Disabled
- Community Reads > Social Justice > Disability Justice
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- All-School Reads > College Readiness and Career Development > Ethics
- All-School Reads > Inspiration > Courage
- All-School Reads > Social Justice > Service & Altruism
- College & University Reads > Big Ideas
- College & University Reads > College Success and Career Development > Ethics
- College & University Reads > Inspiration > Courage
- College & University Reads > Social Justice > Service & Altruism
- Community Reads > Inspiration
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The rousing, captivating story of a Black physician, her career in medicine, and the deep inequities that still exist in the U.S. healthcare system
- All-School Reads > Life Stories > Race & Cultural Identity in America > Black Voices & Stories
- All-School Reads > Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) > Health & Medicine
- College & University Reads > Life Stories > Race & Cultural Identity in America > Black Voices & Stories
- College & University Reads > Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) > Medical Sciences
- College & University Reads > Social Justice > Public Health
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“Hide your phone, stop hustling for a second, and read this passionate argument for the importance of the unstructured pre-digital hang.” —People
Loneliness is an epidemic; it feels harder than ever to connect with others meaningfully. What can we do to remedy this? Sheila Liming has the answer: we need to hang out more.
- College & University Reads > Life Stories > Race & Cultural Identity in America > Black Voices & Stories
- College & University Reads > Social Justice > Criminal Justice & Law
- Community Reads > Life Stories > Race & Cultural Identity in America > Black Voices & Stories
- Community Reads > Social Justice > Criminal Justice & Law
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- All-School Reads > Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) > Health & Medicine
- All-School Reads > Social Justice > Public Health
- College & University Reads > Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) > Medical Sciences
- College & University Reads > Social Justice > Public Health
- Community Reads > Social Justice > Public Health
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