A signed copy of Let Me Lead by Dr. Seger Morris, D.O. An inspiring read from a respected voice in osteopathic medicine and leadership.

A signed copy of Frontier Doctor at War: The Civil War Service of Andrew Taylor Still, Founder of Osteopathic Medicine by Daryl Callahan, D.O. Drawing on newly discovered military records and archival documents, it tells how Bleeding Kansas and the Civil War shaped the founder of osteopathic medicine.

Terms & Conditions: The book is not yet published; the winner's signed copy will be sent once it is officially published, in time for the winter holidays.

Own a personally inscribed copy of The Making of a (Pardoned) Felon During the Civil Rights Movement in America: The Physician Who Helped Heal American Democracy by the late William G. Anderson, DO, FACOS.

This copy is personally signed and inscribed by Dr. Anderson with the message: be the best you can be

Own a personally inscribed copy of The Making of a (Pardoned) Felon During the Civil Rights Movement in America: The Physician Who Helped Heal American Democracy by the late William G. Anderson, DO, FACOS.

In this memoir, Dr. Anderson shares his remarkable journey as a physician and civil rights leader, including his work alongside some of the most influential figures of the Civil Rights Movement. A trailblazer in both medicine and social justice, Dr. Anderson also made a lasting impact on the Osteopathic profession through decades of leadership and service, including serving as president of the American Osteopathic Association.

This copy is personally signed and inscribed by Dr. Anderson with the message:

There is no end to the good we can do.

Own a personally inscribed copy of The Making of a (Pardoned) Felon During the Civil Rights Movement in America: The Physician Who Helped Heal American Democracy by the late William G. Anderson, DO, FACOS.

In this memoir, Dr. Anderson shares his remarkable journey as a physician and civil rights leader, including his work alongside some of the most influential figures of the Civil Rights Movement. A trailblazer in both medicine and social justice, Dr. Anderson also made a lasting impact on the Osteopathic profession through decades of leadership and service, including serving as president of the American Osteopathic Association.

This copy is personally signed and inscribed by Dr. Anderson with the message:

There is never an end to good deeds that can help those in need.

Own a personally inscribed copy of The Making of a (Pardoned) Felon During the Civil Rights Movement in America: The Physician Who Helped Heal American Democracy by the late William G. Anderson, DO, FACOS.

In this memoir, Dr. Anderson shares his remarkable journey as a physician and civil rights leader, including his work alongside some of the most influential figures of the Civil Rights Movement. A trailblazer in both medicine and social justice, Dr. Anderson also made a lasting impact on the Osteopathic profession through decades of leadership and service, including serving as president of the American Osteopathic Association.

This copy is personally signed and inscribed by Dr. Anderson with the message:

Never give up as together we work to help make this a better place.

Own a personally inscribed copy of The Making of a (Pardoned) Felon During the Civil Rights Movement in America: The Physician Who Helped Heal American Democracy by the late William G. Anderson, DO, FACOS.

In this memoir, Dr. Anderson shares his remarkable journey as a physician and civil rights leader, including his work alongside some of the most influential figures of the Civil Rights Movement. A trailblazer in both medicine and social justice, Dr. Anderson also made a lasting impact on the Osteopathic profession through decades of leadership and service, including serving as president of the American Osteopathic Association.

This copy is personally signed and inscribed by Dr. Anderson with the message:

There is always another way to help those that need to help make this a better place.