Waking up in College

This powerful book guides us through the tender struggles and silent suffering with aneye toward fi nding a greater inspiration and hope. Dr. Mount has captured a topic thatrequires ongoing conversation and 21st century strategies. Dr. B.J. Dunn, Founder and CEO of Clinical Enterprises Counseling Center,Montgomery, ALWaking Up in College integrates the mind, body, and spirit within the college community. This beautiful yet practical book provides a holistic dimension to student performance; thisbook foundational in reducing higher educational outcomes disparities. Dr. Mount showsimportant leadership in working to improve college performance. Kathy Townsend, Executive Director,Dorchester Y of The YMCA of Greater BostonA brilliant piece of work! The author was able to take an everyday subject and turn it intoa compelling read that I will recommend to all of my students and colleagues. Professor Michael Canute Lambert, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist,School of Social Work at University of North Carolina Chapel HillDr. David L. Mount drives home the importance of building social capital and mobilizingthe energy of feedback. A masterful work full of courage, honesty, and, above all, love. Invaluable for all of us. Michael Clements, Vice President,Community Investment, The Winston-Salem FoundationThis is a must read. This book provides a perfect balance between discussion andreal examples. Many themes run through the chapters that are organized around thecomplexities facing students. Brian Booton, Initiative for Maximizing Student Diversity ProgramCoordinator, Offi ce of Undergraduate Research University of MissouriThe book is so accessible that the reader becomes heard, experienced, and championed. The absorbing chapters are much more than a how to book on coping with college. Thisbook opens the door to all students by promoting self-evaluation and self-acceptance. Thecoaching and tailored academic guidance provided by Dr. Mount has seeded a higherpurpose in me!Maria Isabel Rego (Salem College)Alethea Amponsah (Tufts University)Kara Morrison (Winston-Salem State University)

This powerful book guides us through the tender struggles and silent suffering with aneye toward fi nding a greater inspiration and hope. Dr. Mount has captured a topic thatrequires ongoing conversation and 21st century strategies.Dr. B.J. Dunn, Founder and CEO of Clinical Enterprises Counseling CenterMontgomery, ALWaking Up in College integrates the mind, body, and spirit within the college community.This beautiful yet practical book provides a holistic dimension to student performance; thisbook foundational in reducing higher educational outcomes disparities. Dr. Mount showsimportant leadership in working to improve college performance.Kathy Townsend, Executive DirectorDorchester Y of The YMCA of Greater BostonA brilliant piece of work! The author was able to take an everyday subject and turn it intoa compelling read that I will recommend to all of my students and colleagues.Professor Michael Canute Lambert, Ph.D., Clinical PsychologistSchool of Social Work at University of North Carolina Chapel HillDr. David L. Mount drives home the importance of building social capital and mobilizingthe energy of feedback. A masterful work full of courage, honesty, and, above all, love.Invaluable for all of us.Michael Clements, Vice PresidentCommunity Investment, The Winston-Salem FoundationThis is a must read. This book provides a perfect balance between discussion andreal examples. Many themes run through the chapters that are organized around thecomplexities facing students.Brian Booton, Initiative for Maximizing Student Diversity ProgramCoordinator, Offi ce of Undergraduate Research University of MissouriThe book is so accessible that the reader becomes heard, experienced, and championed.The absorbing chapters are much more than a how to book on coping with college. Thisbook opens the door to all students by promoting self-evaluation and self-acceptance. Thecoaching and tailored academic guidance provided by Dr. Mount has seeded a higherpurpose in me!Maria Isabel Rego (Salem College)Alethea Amponsah (Tufts University)Kara Morrison (Winston-Salem State University)