In this text, Lynne provides students with both principles for understanding the intellectual work of writing tasks and guided activities for improving their reading and writing skills. While the book was designed mostly with a first-semester composition course in mind, much of the text would be appropriate for a second semester course as well, including the chapters on writing process and on finding, evaluating, and using sources. ROTEL Grant-Funded | MA DHE OER Council 2023 Faculty OER Gold Award Winner

"We decided to remix a textbook for our Cultural Anthropology courses to address the lack of current, reliable and relevant resources for introductory anthropology courses that center equity and anti-racism. Our goal is to have the final product be a textbook that is culturally responsive and inclusive with an anti-racist and global citizenry perspective. We want to center marginalized voices, stories, and community engagement and organizing. We want to include research stories and ethnographic work by Latinx scholars, and other BIPOC folks. Our hope is to represent the stories of these communities and their voices through the on-going development of this book." ROTEL Grant-Funded

College Algebra Textbook containing chapters about Linears, Systems, Quadratics, and Functions.

"Encourages further inspection of the ways in which data is collected, interpreted, and analyzed on a variety of social justice issues, such as health disparities, hunger and food insecurity, homelessness, behavioral health (mental health and substance use), and incarceration of males of color. It also attempts to reveal how the misuse of data can reinforce inequities, for example, by stigmatizing people and labeling neighborhoods as high poverty, violent, and having poor educational opportunities." ROTEL Grant-Funded | STEM Racial Equity Institute 2023 Prize Winner | MA DHE OER Council 2024 Faculty OER Bronze Award Winner

"This resource is written for an introductory or intermediate-level college genetics course. The work begins with an exploration of DNA and genome structure, including landmark experiments that contributed to our early understanding of the relationship between DNA, genes, and traits. It continues with the central dogma of molecular genetics: the molecular mechanisms that allow cells to use the information stored in DNA. It also discusses the cause and effect of mutation. The molecular processes are then linked back to classical transmission genetics experiments.

"Transmission genetics, including traditional topics like multigenic inheritance, linkage, and pedigree analysis, is explored with an understanding that the relationships between genotype and phenotype depends on the molecular processes affecting gene expression. This work concludes with topics that synthesize information from both transmission and molecular genetics, including epigenetics, cancer biology, and evolution." ROTEL Grant-Funded | STEM Racial Equity Institute 2024 Prize Winner | MA DHE OER Council 2025 Faculty OER Bronze Award Winner

This resource is a large bank of problems supporting a College Algebra/Introduction to Functions course. The problems fall into two categories: multiple choice and applications. The multiple choice problems are posted in a variety of formats (LaTeX, PDF, Excel) to help with adoption to multiple formats. As an example, the multiple choice problems have been uploaded to GimKit. These problems were created with the help of ChatGPT; the creation involved extensive checking and iteration by the authors.

Case Study: Apartment Rental Decision
Case Study: Credit Card Management
Case Study: Smart Car Purchase Decisions
Case Study: Budgeting

This resource contains study guides for students in a Principles of Microeconommics course, as well as three in-class activities and two career readiness assignments. The corresponding textbook for the course is Principles of Microeconomics by OpenStax.