Anthony Bosman

Contact Andrews Univeristy bosman@andrews.edu

Information Department of Mathematics anthonybosman.com
Haughey Hall 126
Berrien Springs, MI 49104

Research Low-dimensional topology, knot theory, shake concordance of links, 4-manifolds.

Interests
Appointments Assistant Professor, Andrews University, 2017 - Present.

Education Rice University

Ph.D., Mathematics (May 2017)
Advisor: Shelly Harvey (2016-2017), Tim Cochran (2013-2014)
M.S. in Mathematics, December 2014

Stanford University
B.S. in Mathematics (Honors), June 2012

Papers Self and Mixed Delta-Moves on Algebraically Split Links. with Devin Garcia, Justyce
Goode, Yamil Kas-Danouche, and Davielle Smith. In preparation.

Links Obtained by Strong Fusion. with Jonathan Homan and Ben Dronen. In prepa-
ration.

Understanding and Cultivating Mathematical Resilience in Students. with Adam

Heck. Journal of Adventist Education. Accepted.

Delta Unlinking Number for Algebraically Split Links. with Jeannelle Green, Moises
Reyes, Noe Reyes, and Gabriel Palacios. Under review.

Obstructions to Shake Sliceness for Links. Topology and Its Applications. 310,
108027, 2022.

Shake Slice and Shake Concordant Links. Journal of Knot Theory and its Ramifi-
cations. 29(12), 2050087, 2020.

Mathematics in Light of Eternity, Journal of Adventist Education. Jan-Mar 2017.

Research MAA-NSF National Research Experience for Undergraduates, 2021, Renewed 2022.
Support Faculty Research Grant, Andrews University, 2018-2019.
Faculty Research Grant, Andrews University, 2017-2018.
Innovative Teaching Grant, Andrews University, 2021.
Innovative Teaching Grant, Andrews University, 2019.

Undergraduate Mentored the following undergraduates in research projects.

Mentoring
Self Delta Minimal Pathways and Mixed Delta Splitting Number
Devin Garcia, Yamil Das-Danouche, Davielle Smith, Zachary Duah, Justyce
Goode - Summer 2022

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 Two posters presented at Michigan State University, Mid-SURE. July 2022
Delta Unlinking Number of Algebraically Split Links
Jeannelle Green, Moises Reyes, Noe Reyes, Gabriel Palacios - Summer 2021
Presented at MathFest 2021, Won MAA Outstanding Student Presentation Award
Presented at Young Mathematicians Conference 2021
Strong Fusion of Pretzel Links [Honors Project]
Jonathan Homan, Fall 2020 - Spring 2022
Presented at MathFest 2021, Won PiMuEpsilon Student Presentation Award
Effects of Strong Fusion on Links
Benjamin Dronen, Summer 2019 - Spring 2020
Gabriel Palacios, Summer 2019 - Spring 2020
Jonathan Homan, Summer 2019 - Fall 2020
Presented at Michigan Acadamey of Science Arts and Letters 2021
Hamiltonian Paths in the Snake Cube Puzzle [Honors Project]
Adrian Negrea, Fall 2018 - Fall 2020
Presented at Michigan Acadamey of Science, Arts, and Letters 2021

Research Infinity, Omniscience, and Paradox. Andrews Research Conference. May 17, 2022.
Presentations
Poster presentation with Jeanelle Green, Moises Reyes, Noe Reyes, and Gabriel Pala-
cios (mentored students), On the Delta-Unlinking Number of Algebriacally Split Links,
Mathematical Association of America NREUP 2021 Virtual Poster Session. September
17, 2021.

Moises Reyes (mentored student). The Delta-Unlinking Number of Algebraically Split

Links. Young Mathematicians Conference (virtual). August 20-22, 2021.

Jonathan Homan (mentored student). Classifying Pretzel Links Obtained by Strong

Fusion. PiMuEpsilon Annual Conference, Mathematical Association of America Math-
Fest (virtual). August 4-7, 2021.

Bounds on Solvable Snake Cube Puzzle. Work with Adrian Negrea. Mathematical
Association of America MathFest (virtual). August 4-7, 2021.

Noe Reyes (mentored students). On the Delta-Unlinking Number. Mathematical As-

sociation of America MathFest (virtual). August 4-7, 2021.

Mathematics Section. Michigan Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters Annual Con-
ference. March 12, 2021. (Virtual)
“Shake Slice Links are Band Pass Equivalent to Trivial Link”
Gabriel Palacios and Jonathan Homan (mentored students). “Tabulating links
achieved by strong fusion.”
Present with Benjamin Dronen (mentored student). “Effects of Strong Fusion on
Link Invariants.”
Adrian Negrea (mentored student). “Necessary bounds on the snake cube puzzle.”

Mathematics Section. Michigan Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters Annual Con-
ference. Southfield, MI. March 13, 2020. Section organizer and chair. [Conference
canceled due to COVID-19]
Gabriel Palacios and Jonathan Homan (mentored students). “Tabulating links
achieved by strong fusion.”

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 Present with Benjamin Dronen (mentored student). “Effects of Strong Fusion on
Link Invariants.”
Adrian Negrea (mentored student). “Necessary bounds on the snake cube puzzle.”

Student entries at the Sigma Xi STEM Art and Film Festival, Madison, WI, Nov 17,
2019
An Introduction to Knots and Invariants, Ben Dronen, Gabriel Palacios, and Jonathan
Swerdlow. Winner of People’s Choice Award.
Magic Squares, Jonathan Homan, Lisa Jonston, Hyojin Jung, and Jonathan Watson
Monsky’s Theorem, Eric Inae, Kara Shepard, Joon Young Chang

Poster presentation with Ben Dronen, Jonathan Homan, and Gabriel Palacios (men-
tored students), Classifying Links Obtained by Strong Fusion, Celebration of Research,
Andrews University, Oct 25, 2019.

Shake concordance and homotopy of links. Michigan Academy of Science, Arts &
Letters Annual Conference (March 1, 2019, Alma College)

The miracle of mathematics. Seminary Scholarship Symposium, SDA Theological Sem-

inary (February 14-16, 2019, Andrews University)

Link shake concordance and link homotopy. Joint Mathematics Meetings (January 16,
2019, Baltimore, MD)

The Linking of Links and the Magic of Magicians, Mathematics Seminar (October
2017, Kalamazoo College)

The Role of Links in the Study of 3-Manifolds, Andrews Research Conference (May
2017)

Shake Slice and Shake Concordant Links, Knots in Hellas (July 2016, Olympia, Greece)

Professional Telling Isn’t Teaching: Active Learning Strategies to Engage Students. Andrews Uni-
Development versity Teaching and Learning Conference. March 31, 2022
Presentations
Faculty Institute, Andrews University, Aug 19-20, 2021.
Thursday morning worship presenter.
Host: “A STEM education Conversation with Talithia Williams”
Organizer and presenter:“What does Faith Engagement in the Classroom Look
Like? Showcase”
Panel participant: “Building an Inclusive Culture of Research Excellence”
Character Growth in Math Class, Math Teachers’ Professional Learning Community,
Lake Union, Berrien Springs, MI. October 30, 2019.
Making character count: Fostering virtues in math class. Andrews University Teach-
ing and Learning Conference. Berrien Springs, MI. March 26, 2020. [Conference
cancelled due to COVID-19]
Every student a YouTuber: Video projects. Teaching and Learning Conference
(March 28, 2019, Andrews University)
Co-Organizer and presenter: “Higher Education and the Great Acceleration”, Fac-
ulty Institute, Andrews University, Aug 15-16, 2019.
Panel Presenter, ProjectNExT Session on Course Projects, MathFest, Jul 31, 2019

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Selected Invariants and Monoinvariants, Eigen*Colloquium (Jan 2022)
Colloquium
Talks What to Do With Your Summer (and Life!), with Margarita Mattingly, Eigen*Colloquium
(Dec 2021)

A Tale of Two Viruses: Protecting Against Disinformation in a Pandemic Era, with

Daniel Gonzalez and Melissa Poua, Andrews University (Dec 2021)

Weapons of Math Destruction, PiMuEpsilon Induction Invited Speaker (Mar 2021)

Wham Sandwich Theorem, Eigen*Colloquium (Sept 2019)

The Four-Color Theorem, Eigen*Colloquium (Jan 2018)

Non-concordant links with homology cobordant zero surgery manifolds, Topology Work-
ing Seminar (April 2017)

Clasp-pass moves on knots, links, and spatial graphs, Topology Working Seminar (Oct
2016)

Conway’s Theorem on Rational Tangles, Current Mathematics Seminar (Sep. 2016)

Milnor’s Invariants and Self Ck -Equivalence, Topology Working Seminar (April 2016)

Iterated Bing Doubles, Concordance Invariants, and Covering Links, Topology Working
Seminar (November 2015, Rice University)

Quantum Money from Knots, Current Mathematics Seminar (Sep. 2015, Rice Univer-
sity)

Proving the Four-Color Theorem?, Current Mathematics Seminar (April 2015, Rice
University)

Constructing Slice Knots and Links, Topology Working Seminar (March 2015, Rice
University)

A Prime Decomposition for the String Link Monoid, Topology Working Seminar (Nov.
2014, Rice University)

Series of Lectures on Contact Geometry and Transverse Knots, Contact Geometry

Seminar (Fall 2014, Rice University)

An Introduction to Knot Theory, Andrews Research Conference (May 2014, Andrews

University)

On Levine’s Algebraic Concordance Group for Knots, Topology Working Seminar (Apr.
2014, Rice University)

Series of Lectures on Differential Forms, Differential Geometry Seminar (Mar. 2014,

Rice)

Rochlin’s Invariant for Spin 3-Manifolds, Topology Working Seminar (Dec. 2013, Rice
University)

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 Obstruction Theory, Current Mathematics Seminar (Oct. 2013, Rice University)

Link Concordance Implies Homotopy, Topology Working Seminar (Mar. 2013, Rice
University)

On Dividing a Square into Equal Area Triangles, Current Math Seminar (Nov. 2012,
Rice University)

Bott Periodicity, Topology Working Seminar (Aug. 2012, Rice University)

Conferences Young Mathematicians Conference, August 2021 (Virtual)

Attended
Andrews Research Conference, Berrien Springs MI, May 2022

MAA MathFest, July 2021 (Virtual)

Michigan Academy of Science, Arts & Letters Annual Conference, March 2020

Michigan Academy of Science, Arts & Letters Annual Conference, March 2020 [Can-
celed due to COVID-19]

Michigan Academy of Science, Arts & Letters Annual Conference, Alma College, March
2019

MAA-AMS Joint Mathematics Meetings, Baltimore MD, January 2019

NAD Teaching Convention, Chicago IL, August 2018

ProjectNEXT at MathFest, Denver CO, August 2018

Michigan Academy of Science, Arts & Letters Annual Conference, March 2018

ProjectNEXT at MathFest, Chicago IL, August 2017

Andrews Research Conference, Berrien Springs MI, May 2017

MAA-AMS Joint Mathematics Meetings, Atlanta GA, January 2017

Knots in Hellas, International Olympic Academy, Olympia, Greece, July 17-23, 2016

Topology in dimension 3.5, Rice University, Houston TX, June 1-4, 2016

MAA-AMS Joint Mathematics Meetings, San Antonio TX, January 10-13, 2015
Special Session on Knot Theory
Session on Using Flipped Pedagogy
Case Studies in Best Practices for Classroom Teaching

Graduate Workshop on 4-Manifolds, Simons Center for Geometry and Physics, Stony
Brook NY, August 18-22, 2014

Combinatorial Link Homology Theories, Braids, and Contact Geometry, Institute for
Computational and Experimental Research in Mathematics (ICERM), Brown Univer-
sity, Providence RI, August 4-8, 2014

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 Topology Students Workshop, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta GA, June 9-13,
2014

Andrews Research Conference, Andrews University, Berrien Springs MI, May 7-11,
2014

SERVICE
University Honors Council Member, Fall 2022 - Present
Committee Faculty Fellow, Center for Teaching & Learning, Andrews University, 2020 - Present
Service
Faculty Institute Planning Committee, Fall 2020 - Summer 2021
AU Representative, Adventist Higher Ed Collaboration Taskforce, Summer 2019 -
Present
Communications Officer, Faculty Senate, Fall 2020 - Present
Co-chair, Liberal Arts Council, Spring 2020 - Present
Co-chair, Liberal Arts Working Group, Summer 2019 - Spring 2020
Chair, BA/BS Degree Requirements Committee, Spring 2019
Member, College Pathways Committee, Spring 2019
Regular Invitee, Andrews Core Experience (ACE) Committee, Fall 2018 - Present
Member, Undergraduate Council (UGC), Fall 2018 - Present
Secretary, United Framework of Outcomes (UFO), Spring 2018 - Fall 2020
Member, High School Committee, Fall 2017 - Spring 2019
AU Representative, General Conference: Adventist Ministry to College and Univer-
sity Students (AMiCUS), Spring 2017 - Present

Departmental Andrews University Putnam Competition Sponsor, 2017-Present

Service
Andrews University Eigen*colloquium Organizer, 2017-Present
Department representative to meet with perspective students and at visiting student
fairs
SciFest Activity Coordinator, Sept 2018 - Present
Other Department Service Work
Pathfinder Presenter: Knot Theory Honor (200 attendees), Aug 2019
Assessment Subcommittee, Aug 2019
Pathfinder Presenter (50 attendees), Spring 2019
Rice University Math Circle Coordinator and Presenter (Fall 2015-Spring 2017t)
Organized bimonthly program for area high school students.

University “The Origin, Fine Tuning, and Intelligibility of the Universe.” Youth Intensive,
& Community Central California Conference, June 27-28, 2022.
Presentations
“Aristotle, Friendship, and Christ.” Sophomore Class Vespers, Andrews University.
Apr 22, 2022.

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“Why God? Why Evil?” Weekend Series, Mosaic Seventh-day Adventist Church,
Fairview, TX, Oct 8-9, 2021
Making Sense of the End of the World
Making Sense of the Cosmos
Making Sense of God
Making Sense of Evil
Q&A
The Shape of Space, STEMShow, SciFest, Andrews University, Oct 3, 2021.
Resilience Workshop for incoming freshmen and transfer students, New Student
Orientation Week, Andrews University, August 24, 2021
Beyond Euclid: The Geometry of Games!, Loma Linda EXSEED Online STEM
Conference, June 22-24, 2021.
School of the Prophets: Cultivating Faith in University Students, with Andrew Von
Maur, Rodney Palmer. GC Global Campmeeting, May 22, 2021.
Friday Vespers Presenter, Alumni Weekend, Fall 2020.
Global Citizenship and Worldview, Professors in Residence, Lamson Hall, Andrews
University, Oct 18, 2020.
SciFest Interview, Education Counts Michiana, PBS, Sep 21, 2020.
Mathematics Presentation, STEMShow, SciFest, Andrews University, Sep 13, 2020.

How to Know God is Actually Real, Invited Livestream Interview, Generation Youth
Christ, Jun 20, 2020.
The Miracle of Mathematics, Hal Wright Science and Religion Lecture Series, South-
western Adventist University, Mar 7, 2020.
“The Logic of Faith” Weekend Series, Crowley Seventh-day Adventist Church, Crow-
ley, TX, Feb 21-22, 2020
Making Sense of Faith
Making Sense of the Universe
Making Sense of Being Human
Children’s Presentation, Q&A
“The Mystery of Mathematics.” Origens, Season 8, Novo Tempo. Mar 2, 2020.
Living In Christ. Revive Vespers, Andrews University, Feb 2, 2020.
What To Do While Waiting for the World to End. Circle Church, Granger, IN, Nov
9, 2019.
As You See the Day Approaching. Revive Vespers, Andrews University, Nov 8, 2019.

Co-led Panel Discussions on Race and Social Justice in the Adventist Church, Global
Campus Ministry Weekend, General Conference, Silver Springs, MD, Oct 19, 2019.

Logic of Faith Weekend Series, Texas Public Campus Ministry, Lubbock, TX. Oct
11-12, 2019.
Logic of Faith Weekend Series, Scottish Adventist Mission Campus Ministry Week-
end, Scotland. Sept 27-28, 2019.

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Vespers Talk for Honors Agape Feast, Andrews University, Sept 13, 2019.
Presented for and organized faculty presentation for new student orientation week,
Andrews University, Aug 18-22, 2019.
Making Sense of the Cosmos, presentation for visiting Chinese and Taiwanese stu-
dents, School of Business, Andrews University, July 2019.
Faith & Science Weekend, Mountain View Japanese Church, Mountain View, CA,
June 7-8, 2019
Are Faith and Science in Conflict?
Making Sense of the Universe
Making Sense of Being Human
But What About... ?: God, Faith, and Adventism. Revive Vespers, Andrews Uni-
versity, February 15, 2019
Miracle or Coincidence? South Asia Student Association, Andrews University,
February 8, 2019.
Faith & Science Seminar Series, Generation. Youth. Christ., Houston, TX, Dec
29-31, 2018
Do We Need to Win Arguments to Win Souls?
Can We Be Certain That God Exists?
Has Science Replaced Faith?
Should We Still Take Genesis Seriously?
Why Does God Hide While People Suffer?
Space Colonies and A.I.? The Future of Humanity
Organized and led campus ministry training for students at secular universities in
the Ohio Conference, Columbus, OH, October 12-13, 2018
Resilience Workshop, Tuesday Choice, Andrews University, October 2, 2018
How to Master Almost Anything by Failing, Resilience Workshop, New Student
Orientation Week, Andrews University, August 23, 2018
Apologetics Seminar, Michigan Campmeeting, June 18-22, 2018
Faith & Reason
Faith & Science
Faith & Questions
Active Learning Workshop, Andrews University, Faculty May Retreat, May 21-22,
2018
Faith & Science Weekend, Texas Conference, San Antonio, TX, April 27-28, 2018
Faith &Science Weekend, Michigan Conference, Center for Adventist Ministry to
Public University Campuses (CAMPUS), March 9-10, 2018
Why Church? Revive Vespers, Andrews University, March 3, 2018
Podcasts episodes:
Disrupting Higher Ed, Interviewed by Daryl Cheng & Berenice Cheng, A Curious
Chrisitian Podcast
How to Argue Well, Interviewed by Ryan Becker, Absurdity
Why Christianity?, Interviewed by Esther Louw, GYC Beyond
On When Mission and Science Collide, Interviewed by Shawn Brace, Mission
Lab
On Math, Higher Ed, and Books, Interviewed by Josphine Loi, Reading Interview

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 Higher Ed Disrupted, Interviewed by Jose Briones, Disruptive Adventism
Sabbath School teacher
Organized weekly online Sabbath School serving 100+ young adults internation-
ally. Spring 2020 - Present
Pioneer Memorial Church, Fall 2018-Spring 2019
Fairplain SDA Church, Fall 2018
Community Small Group Host and Facitator
Michiana Young Professional, Summer 2019

TEACHING
Teaching Assistant Professor, Andrews University
Experience Foundations of Advanced Mathematics, Spring 2018-2021
Modern Geometry, Fall 2018, Fall 2020
Introduction to Linear Algebra, Fall 2017
Calculus I, Fall 2017 - Fall 2021
Reasoning with Functions, Fall 2017, Spring 2018, Summer 2018
Mathematics for the Mis-Information Age, Fall 2018 - Summer 2020, Fall 2021
Knot Theory, Spring 2019
Instructor, Rice University
Rice Program in Mathematics for High School Students, Summer 2016
Single Variable Calculus II, Summer 2015
Multivariable Calculus, Fall 2014
Single Variable Calculus I, Summer 2014
Teaching Associate, Rice University
Single Variable Calculus I (Flipped Classroom), Fall 2016
Single Variable Calculus I (Flipped Classroom), Fall 2015
Teaching Assistant, Rice University
Knot Theory, Spring 2016
General Topology, Spring 2015
Multivariable Calculus, Spring 2014
Single Variable Calculus I, Fall 2013
Single Variable Calculus II, Spring 2013
Single Variable Calculus II, Fall 2012
Graduate Fellow, Center for Teaching Excellence, Rice University
Organizer and presenter for Graduate Pedagogy Institute, October 2016
Advise graduate students on teaching and learning, Fall 2016-Spring 2017
Training and Professional Development
Graduate Certificate in Teaching and Learning, Completed Spring 2016
Teaching Portfolio, Spring 2016
Practicum in College Teaching, Rice University, Fall 2015
Research on Teaching and Learning, Rice University, Spring 2015
Invited Panelist for the Center of Teaching Excellence’s Teaching Symposium,
Rice University, January 2015
Principles of Effective College Teaching, Rice University, Fall 2014
Graduate Teaching Seminar, Mathematics Department, Rice University, 2010-
2012
Teaching Assistant/Counselor, Stanford University
Stanford University Mathematics Camp, Summer 2011
Stanford Education Program for Gifted Youth, Summer 2010

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 Stanford Online High School, Summer 2010

Innovative Designed a flipped, hybrid Calculus I course to serve Andrews University students,
Teaching as well as high school/academy students across North America. Fall 2020
Serve as a Faculty Teaching Fellow with the Center for Teaching and Learning
Created and managed “Andrews University Goes Remote” Facebook group to
aid Andrews staff and faculty with resources and help during emergency remote
teaching. Summer 2020

Faculty “cool tools” presentation on effective remote teaching. July 2020

Developed 120-page digital course workbook for quality remote delivery of MATH
145. Summer 2020, Updated Summer 2021
Constructed Lightboard to create and deliver high quality remote lectures. Spring
2020, Updated Summer 2021
Developed and piloted original and complete course textbook for MATH 355. Spring
2020 - Present
Led interdisciplinary team of faculty in development of Quantitative Literacy rubric
to be used to assess university outcomes, Summer 2019.
Taught topics course on Knot Theory and uploaded to YouTube where it has reached
tens of thousands of viewers, Spring 2019
Redesigned MATH 145 under new name Math for the (Mis)Information Age, 2017-
2018
Redesigned Geometry course to include unit on differential geometry and service
teaching in the community, Fall 2018
Guest taught mathematics and faith lecture, Physics and Faith, Spring 2018.

DEVELOPMENT
Coursework THST 616: Doctrine of God, Summer 2021
THST 628: Contemporary Theology, Fall 2021

Personal Selected Books, Read Since 2017

Reading The New Education, Davidson
You Are What You Love, Smith
How (Not) to be Secular, Smith
Talking to Strangers, Galdwell
The Genealogical Adam and Eve, Swamidass
The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self, Dreher
Talking to Strangers, Gladwell
Thinking Strategically, Dixit
The Case Against Education: Why the Education System is a Waste of Time
and Money, Caplan
Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World, Epstein
How to Be an Antiracist, Kendi
Weapons of Math Destruction, O’Neil
An Economist Walk into a Brothel, Schrager
In Defense of a Liberal Education, Zakaria
21 Ideas for the 21st Century, Harai

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Is God a Moral Monster?, Copan
The Fuzzy and the Techie: Why the Liberal Arts Will Rule the Digital World,
Hartley
Beyond the University: Why Liberal Education Matters
Antifragile: Things that Gain from Disorder, Taleb
Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption, Stevenson
Them: Why We Hate Each Other–and How to Heal, Sasse
God And Stephen Hawking, Lennox
Theodicy of Love: Cosmic Conflict and the Problem of Evil, Peckham
The Coddling of the American Mind, Haidt
The Pleasure of Finding Things Out, Feynman
The Tyranny of Metrics, Muller
The Tyranny of Meritocracy: Democratizing Higher Education in America,
Guinier
Paying for the Party: How College Maintains Inequality, Armstrong
Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses, Arum
College Disrupted: The Great Unbundling of Higher Education, Craig
College (un)Bound: The Future of Higher Education and What It Means for
Students, Selingo
Disrupted: The Great Unbundling of Higher Education, Craig
Robot-Proof: Higher Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, Auon
How Learning Works: Seven Research-based Principles for Smart Teaching, Am-
brose
Against Empathy: The Case for Rational Compassion, Bloom
Political Tribes: Group Instinct and the Fate of Nations, Chua
The Willpower Instinct: How Self-Control Works, Why It Matters, and What
You Can Do to Get More of It, McGonigal
Things to Make and Do in the Fourth Dimension, Parker
Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance, Duckworth
The Only Wise God: The Compatibility of Divine Foreknowledge and Human
Freedom, Craig
Godel’s Theorem: An Incomplete Guide to Its Use and Abuse, Franzen
Philosophy of Mathematics (Princeton Foundations of Contemporary Philoso-
phy), Linnebo

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