Alumni Bookshelf
Publications by Our Alumni
The Warsaw Gambit
Fred Berl | Class of '17
Author(s):
Fred Berl
Political thriller published by Joshua Tree Publishing.
Conjunctive Water Management (2-volume set)
Randy Hanson | Class of '76
Author(s):
Richard S. Evans (Jacobs, Australia) & Randall T. Hanson (One-Water Hydrologic, USA)
Published by John Cherry's Groundwater Project.
Longhorns, Silver and Liquid Gold
Tom Scanlan | 1955-1957
Author(s):
Tom Scanlan
Drawing on more than 50 years of industry experience, this comprehensive guide explains
how to evaluate the production potential, income, costs, taxes, market value, and
economic benefits of oil and gas properties for investment, regulatory, and ownership
purposes.
Economic Evaluation of Oil and Gas Properties
Ricahrd J. Miller | 1967
Author(s):
Richard J. Miller
This well-documented family history follows four generations of the Irvin family through more than a century of ranching, mining, farming, and pioneering across Texas and New Mexico.
Conservation by the People
Taylor Dotson | 2007 & 2009
Author(s):
Taylor Dotson
Taylor Dotson explores how humanity can build a wilder, more biodiverse future through collective discovery, ecological experimentation, and a democratic approach to conservation.
Technically Together
Taylor Dotson | 2007 & 2009
Author(s):
Taylor Dotson
Taylor Dotson examines how technology shapes modern relationships and argues that it should be redesigned to foster deeper connections, stronger communities, and more meaningful ways of belonging.
The Divide
Taylor Dotson | 2007 & 2009
Author(s):
Taylor Dotson
Taylor Dotson examines how society’s obsession with absolute truth fuels political
polarization and argues that democracy depends on embracing uncertainty, civil disagreement,
and productive negotiation.and New Mexico.