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Late Night Reading You can always turn to The Office of Parent Services for support; however, there are also several books we recommend that are filled with useful information, helpful stories, and excellent advice. The following books are all staff-recommended, and parent-tested and approved. Letting Go: A Parent's Guide to Understanding the College Years Karen Coburn, Madge Lawrence 1992 Bringing Home the Laundry: Effective Parenting for College and Beyond Janis Brody 2000 Career Coaching Your Kids: Guiding Your Child Through the Process of Career Discovery David Montross, Theresa Kane and Robert Ginn, Jr. 1997 Don't Tell Me What To Do, Just Send Money Helen Johnson and Christine Schelhas-Miller 2000 How to Help Your Child Land the Right Job (Without Being a Pain in the Neck) Nella Barkley 1993 Majoring in Success: Building Your Career While Still in College Anthony Arcieri and Marianne Green 1999 Millenials Rising Neil Howe and William Strauss 2000 Newcomer's Handbook for Moving to Washington DC, 3rd Edition Mike Livingston 2002 The Parent's Crash Course in Career Planning: Helping Your Student Succeed Marcia Harris and Sharon Jones 1996 When Your Kids Go to College Lucantonia Salvi et al. 1994 Your College Experience: Strategies for Success John Gardner and Jerome Jewler 1999 Almost Grown: Launching Your Child from High School to College Patricia Pasick 1998 When Your Kid Goes to College: A Parent's Survival Guide Carol Barkin 1997 You're On Your Own (but I'm here if you need me): Mentoring Your Child During the College Years Marjorie Savage 2003 Success Without College: Why Your Child May Not Have to Go to College Right Now-and May Not Have to Go at All Linda Lee 2000 Life After Graduation: Financial Advice and Money Saving Tips Terry Arndt, John Ricchini 2001 |
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