• Submit to key industry reviewers, including Publishers Weekly and Library Journal
• Maintain a consistent blogging schedule, pivoting one weekly blog to cover topics for beginning college students
• Engage with and expand the email subscriber list
• Boost visibility and engagement on social media platforms, emphasizing content that resonates with the book's target audience
• Partner with churches, youth groups, and community organizations to organize speaking engagements, workshops, or book reading sessions
• Utilize speaking engagements through Stonecroft Ministries and the United Methodist Church to promote the book
• Collaborate with churches, youth groups, and community organizations to conduct seminars, workshops, or group discussions centered around the book's theme

Stay the Course prepares first-year college students for the challenges they will face while orienting their focus on God to help them when they feel overwhelmed mentally, emotionally, or spiritually.   

The college experience can be wonderful yet terrifying—at the same time!  

Stay the Course supports students in the transition from high school through their first year of college—the most critical time of adjustment. Students will benefit from practical advice and find inspiration and encouragement through relevant scripture and prayer. Daily devotions are short to allow opportunity for reading in their busy schedule, but each is applicable to the challenging, stressful, and sometimes terrifying college experience.

First-year students struggle adjusting to being away from home, adapting appropriately to increased independence, coping with campus life, and accepting the challenging requirements of university academics. While the book does not promise to make the college journey free from all trials and tribulations, this devotional handbook provides strategies for success and spiritual mentoring to help beginning (and continuing) students scale the challenging mountain of college. 

From tasks in the summer to ease the transition, to giving inside information on dealing with difficult professors, a long-time university teacher and student mentor shares insight to help students not to be overwhelmed in their first year of college.