Contributors to Book

Microbiologist by day, karaoke legend by night. Have been teaching community college courses for adult learners for the past 30 years. Maintain a large organic vegetable garden with my partner and donate excess food to our community food pantry. Nothing I love more than reading, knitting, and agate hunting.

I’m the educational product manager for Pressbooks. Before joining Pressbooks, I was employed by public universities for over a decade, and worked outside the academy as a land surveyor, prison educator, and mentor/tutor for elementary school-aged kids. I earned a Ph.D. in English and a master’s degree in Library and Information Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Amy graduated from McGill in 2019 with a degree in chemistry. Despite having enjoyed pipetting solutions into tiny vials, she realized that experiencing such opportunities are predicated on the accessibility of resources. Feeling strongly about these ideas, she joined Pressbooks, where she gets to exercise her love of continuous learning while contributing to a meaningful and collaborative environment. On any given day, she spends most of her time watching films, cooking, and enjoying the outdoors.

I’m a wolf man, to be honest. Here’s a link.

Microbiologist by day, karaoke legend by night. Have been teaching community college courses for adult learners for the past 30 years. Maintain a large organic vegetable garden with my partner and donate excess food to our community food pantry. Nothing I love more than reading, knitting, and agate hunting.

I’m a very friendly human being. One of the best you’ll ever meet. Love contributing my knowledge to the commons. Fluent in 5 languages: English, French, Arabic, Tagalog, and Swahili.

Amy graduated from McGill in 2019 with a degree in chemistry. Despite having enjoyed pipetting solutions into tiny vials, she realized that experiencing such opportunities are predicated on the accessibility of resources. Feeling strongly about these ideas, she joined Pressbooks, where she gets to exercise her love of continuous learning while contributing to a meaningful and collaborative environment. On any given day, she spends most of her time watching films, cooking, and enjoying the outdoors.

I’m a first-generation donkey developer with a real passion for eating watermelon. Have been coding away on little projects and am ready to start making open source book publishing software. Heard that Pressbooks was a great place to begin.

Second paragraph: I have contributed to three open source projects in the past two years and am hungry to share my ideas with others soon.

Morty earned his MA in surfing studes from Gnarly Waves College in 2019. He now makes a living as a food scholar specializing in fish tacos from beachfront vans. Creator, social media trailblazer, and award-winning internet guru. Hipster-friendly thinker & hardcore music maven. Falls down a lot.

I’m a fake person.

I’m the educational product manager for Pressbooks. Before joining Pressbooks, I was employed by public universities for over a decade, and worked outside the academy as a land surveyor, prison educator, and mentor/tutor for elementary school-aged kids. I earned a Ph.D. in English and a master’s degree in Library and Information Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

I’m a first-generation donkey developer with a real passion for eating watermelon. Have been coding away on little projects and am ready to start making open source book publishing software. Heard that Pressbooks was a great place to begin.

Second paragraph: I have contributed to three open source projects in the past two years and am hungry to share my ideas with others soon.

I’m a very friendly human being. One of the best you’ll ever meet. Love contributing my knowledge to the commons. Fluent in 5 languages: English, French, Arabic, Tagalog, and Swahili.

I’m a wolf man, to be honest. Here’s a link.

I’m a first-generation donkey developer with a real passion for eating watermelon. Have been coding away on little projects and am ready to start making open source book publishing software. Heard that Pressbooks was a great place to begin.

Second paragraph: I have contributed to three open source projects in the past two years and am hungry to share my ideas with others soon.