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Business Communications in the Modern Age of Artificial Intelligence is your go-to guide for navigating the complex, ever-evolving world of workplace communication, without the mind-numbing jargon.

Inside, you’ll find real-world models, clever metaphors, and engaging examples that break down everything from writing clear emails to leading story-driven presentations, delivering feedback with empathy, and collaborating confidently across cultures. You’ll also get an honest, entertaining look at how modern AI tools like ChatGPT, Grammarly, and Jasper are changing the way we write, present, and make decisions—plus how to prompt these tools effectively (and catch their occasional “hallucinations”).

Whether you’re a student preparing for your first job, a manager aiming to build trust on your team, or a curious professional who’s tired of “synergy” and “circling back” that never actually circles anywhere, this book equips you to communicate with clarity, strategy, and a healthy dose of humor.

So grab your notebook (or your favorite AI assistant) and get ready to laugh a little, learn a lot, and communicate brilliantly.

A truly multi-disciplinary OER compilation that reflects the course content of Texas Wesleyan University’s IST 2300 course (Introduction to International Studies).

An OER compilation created for Texas Wesleyan University Behavioral Neuroscience course. This text is divided into four units. The first two units are the fundamentals of neuroscience. The second two units are more resembling biological psychology.

This book provides an overview of the criminal justice system and its primary components in the United States. Students will gain familiarity with the workings of, and relationship between, the police, courts, and both institutional and community corrections; it also spends significant time discussing the history of crime (and criminology) at the local, state, and national levels. While this book aims to give students a solid understanding of basic legal concepts and vocabulary, it will also take a socio-historical perspective that relates the evolution of US criminal justice to the contemporary structure of American society. Finally, this book is designed to support a primary research project that explores the relationship between individuals’ experiences of criminal victimization, attitudes toward firearms, and confidence in the police.