Whole Person Collection & Leisure Reading Collection

This autobiography follows the journey of Alfredo Hinojosa starting out as an undocumented migrant worker in California to an internationally renowned neurosurgeon.

While Fleming explores conversations with Winik, the two are able to make a case for logical empathy towards individuals with autism.

These authors share their stories of growing up in different states and all coming together as PreMed students at Xavier University.

Louis W. Sullivan shares his life, starting from his childhood in Jim Crow south Georgia into his trainings for becoming a physician.

Norma and William Anderson were strong influences during the Civil Rights Movement, and these autobiographies highlight their struggles, motivations, and goals for success.

The father of a terminally-ill daughter is forced to confront his faith, and trust in the progress of medical science.