Now FREE Exam Copy Offer to Professors Make the Impossible Possible Chosen for 2009–2010 Common Freshman Reader at IUP and Winthrop University
November 8, 2009
NOTE: Now FREE Exam Copy Offer to Professors. Email LELEE@randomhouse.com for a free examination copy.
Bill Strickland’s Make the Impossible Possible: One Man’s Crusade to Inspire Others to Dream Bigger and Achieve the Extraordinary has been selected as Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Common Freshman Reader for 2009–2010.
The book was selected by a panel of faculty and staff at IUP. To qualify, a book must relevant to today’s students, offer interdisciplinary appeal, and provide opportunities for additional and diverse programming.
From the Ghetto to Harvard Business School…Make the Impossible Possible is Strickland’s personal story. It has been positively reviewed by many publications, including Publisher’s Weekly, which says: “It’s the American dream with a twist: for Strickland, it was never about shedding his past and getting ahead but about following his bliss and making a difference.”
Strickland is president and CEO, Manchester Bidwell Corporation and its subsidiaries, Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild, and Bidwell Training Center.
And in the news…. Harvard Business School Selects Bill Strickland and Bidwell Training Center for a Fourth Case Study. Go to
http://www.bill-strickland.org/BeckhamMedia-BillStricklandHarvardCaseStudy.html
Special Note: Award-winning journalist María Hinojosa interviews America’s foremost artists, writers, activists, and civic leaders in the new fourth season of María Hinojosa: One-on-One. Bill Strickland interview airs in January, nationwide. Link to interview: http://wwe.wgbh.org/programs/programDetail.cfm?programid=12
For more information on the book or author, including an author video, visit
http://www.bill-strickland.org/
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Professors/Teachers: For a limited time, email Lelee@randomhouse.com for a free examination copy.
Entry Filed under: African and African American, Business & Economics, Psychology, Sociology, cultural studies. Tags: African American, build a better future, inspirational, Psychology, self-actualization, social entrepreneur, success.

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