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The following individuals were part of the team that edited, designed, wrote and supported the creation of the textbook:
Editors
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- Brent Weaver
Designer
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Chapter contributors
- Cydney Alexis
- Tara Coleman
- Jaime DeTour
- Mandi McKinley
- Jessica Preston Kerr
- Cheryl Rauh
- Mariya Vaughan
- Brent Weaver
- R.J. Youngblood
Other support
- Greg Eiselein
- Dan Geist
- Jack McHugh
- Haley Weinberg