Sage College DEI — Meet Our Authors

Student-first Publishing

Sage College’s authors represent first-in-class instructors and scholars who actively teach and proactively respond to changes in curricula and pedagogy. Working within a digital-first environment—as opposed to the traditional print model—challenges authors to acquire new skills and work in different ways with editors and coauthors. The editorial work is more collaborative and demands flexibility. Authors and editors need to let instructional design more forcefully guide the way they create and develop content to facilitate better learning for students. Get to know a few Sage College authors as they explain where they find inspiration and motivation, how they amplify diverse voices as they write, and the best feedback they’ve received from peers and students.

Get to Know a Few Sage College Publishing Authors

Investigating Social Problems 

Uncover the sparks of inspiration that drove Javier Trevino, author and editor of Investigating Social Problems, to write his best seller.

A. Javier Trevino

The Texas Experiment

Discover how William Flores, lead author of The Texas Experiment, helps to amplify diverse voices and represent diverse identities in our content.

William Flores

Women and Leadership

See what inspired Lisa DeFrank-Cole and Sherylle Tan to write their Women and Leadership text.

Action Research

Learn why Ernest T. Stringer and Alfredo Ortiz Aragón wrote Action Research, Fifth Edition.