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College 101: A Freshman Reader
COLLEGE 101 is an anthology of essays, short stories, poems, letters and contemporary articles that address the issues of college life and success. Intended for freshman seminar courses--sometimes called University 101 or Freshman Orientation--it can be used as a core text or supplement to a study skills textbook. This reader is arranged by topic and includes selections that address academic concerns, person-social concerns, and career information and planning. Apparatus for each selection includes introductory material about the selection, discussion questions, suggestions for journal writing, and short and long writing assignments.
450 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1992
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June 8, 2016
A good collection of short stories and poems written by students and professors throughout the generations. I have to read it for the First Year Seminar class for which I will be a Teaching Assistant, and it has proven helpful in coming up with lessons along with the professor I'm working for. She has used it before and I see why. A lot of material in the book many freshman can relate to. And more entries make them think about what having a college education means, what college is really all about, and what you want to take with you when you graduate. I highly recommend it not just for freshman. But all college students.
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