Request - Who is teaching skepticism?

[kiless]

Hi, got a request from a friend:

They have a new textbook about to be published by a big company, a
great one from all the buzz I'm hearing about it - imagine an updated,
'Why People Believe In Weird Things'-kind of text.

The publisher has sent them "an author's questionnaire, and part of it
is, do I know of teachers who might use the textbook."

Now, I have a list from Skeptic.com from a few years back, which lists
syllabi from many professors. However, quite a few of them date from
the early 2000s.

Are there any professors here, who are teaching college (or possibly
after high school resource book) who might use such a book or consider
incorporating it?

[badrescher]

I would consider it.

-Barb

[kil...@gmail.com]

*promptly adds you!!!* Thanks so much! :) Which college should I say you're affiliated with?

On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 3:20 AM, badrescher <badre...@gmail.com> wrote:

I would consider it.

-Barb

[kiless]

Ah, sorry - CSU Northridge, yes? You're on the top of my list, now. :)

On Jan 5, 3:24 am, "kil...@gmail.com" <kil...@gmail.com> wrote:
> *promptly adds you!!!* Thanks so much! :) Which college should I say you're
> affiliated with?
>

[Matt Lowry]

I'd be very interested in obtaining a copy of this book. Thanks!