Title:  Ambassador General of the United Cultural Convention, Retired Teacher, Artist, Writer, Floral Designer

Location:  Westville, NJ United States

Achievements:

• Deputy Director General International Biographical Center, Cambridge, England (2005)
• Sovereign Ambassador of the United States, American Biographical Institute (2006)
• Ambassador General of the United States, United Cultural Convention (2006)
• Secretary General for the United Cultural Convention (2007-Present)
• Recipient, Leading Educators of the World (2005)
• Recipient, Lifetime Achievement Award, International Biographical Center (2005)
• Recipient, Universal Achievement Award of Accomplishment, American Biographical Institute (2006)
• Recipient, Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Education, United Cultural Convention (2006)
• Recipient, Medal of Honor in Education, American Biographical Institute (2005)
• Honoree, Great Women of the 21st Century (2004-2005)
• Honoree, Great Minds Of The 21st Century (2005)
• Honoree, 2000 Outstanding Intellectuals of the 21st Century (2005)
• Recipient, The World Medal of Freedom, American Biographical Institute (2005)
• Honoree, Woman of the Year, American Biographical Institute (2005)
• Featured Listee, Who’s Who of American Women, Marquis Who’s Who (2005-2009)
• Featured Listee, Who’s Who Among American Teachers, Marquis Who’s Who (2002, 2005-2008)
• Honoree, Outstanding American Teachers, National Honor Roll (2005-2006)
• Recipient, Plato Award, International Biographical Center (2006)
• Honoree, International Educator of the Year, International Biographical Center (2007)
• Honoree, The Paula Anita Compo-Pratt Award Foundation, Established By The American Biographical Institute (2007)
• Inductee, Great Women of the 21^st Century Hall of Fame, American Biographical Institute (2008)
• Recipient, Gold Medal for the United States, American Biographical Institute (2009)
• Recipient, North American Award for Distinguished Intellectual Contributions to the 2011 World Forum in San Francisco, California, International Biographical Center (2011)
• Recipient, North American Award for Distinguished Intellectual Contributions to the 2011 World Forum in San Francisco, California, American Biographical Institute (2011)
• Recipient, Cambridge USA Award for Distinguished Intellectual Contributions to the 2013 World Forum
• Recipient, Cambridge Certificate for the Teaching of Literature and Writing in the USA, International Biographical Center (2014)
• Honoree, Global Laureate of Education, International Biographical Center (2015)
• Recipient, Honorary Doctorate of Letters in Recognition of Many Contributions to the Teaching of English in Secondary Education, Art, Poetry, and Children’s Literature in the United States and the World, International Biographical Center (2017)
• Recipient, Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award for Career Longevity and Demonstrated Unwavering Excellence, Marquis Who’s Who (2017)
• Recipient, Editor’s Choice Award for Outstanding Achievement in Poetry, International Library of Poetry (2005-2008)
• Recipient, Outstanding Achievement in Poetry Awards, International Society of Poets (2005-2008)
• Published, International Who’s Who in Poetry (2005-2007)
• Published, Best Poems and Poets (2005-2007, 2010, 2013-2014)
• Published, Who’s Who in American Poetry (2013-2015, 2017)
• Published, A Surrender to the Moon, International Library of Poetry (2005)
• Published, Timeless Voices, International Library of Poetry (2006)
• Published, Songs of Honor, International Library of Poetry (2006)
• Published, Centres of Expression, Noble House (2007)
• Published, Endless Horizons Daybreak, Eber & Wein (2009)
• Recipient, Outstanding Achievement in Poetry Award, Eber & Wein (2009-2010)
• Published, Best Poets, Eber & Wein (2013-2016)
• Published, American Poet Volume I, Eber & Wein
• Member, Research Board of Advisors, American Biographical Institute
• Recipient, Governor’s Teacher Recognition Award (1999)
• Recipient, Award for Cognetics, State of New Jersey (1992, 1993)
• Honoree, Leaders in Elementary and Secondary Education (1976)
• Recipient, Creativity and Speed Awards, Branch Academy of Floral Design (1984)
• Member, Athenaeum Honor Society (Collegiate) (1972)
• Honoree, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities (1972-1973)
• Honoree, National Honor Society (1967-1969)
• Honoree, National Junior Honor Society (1966)
• Author, “BooBoo’s Story”, Ivy House Publishers
• Author, “BooBoo and The Land of Mists and Dreams”, Ivy House Publishers
• Author, “BooBoo Meets Tiger Too Tall”, Melrose Books
• Author, “BooBoo and The Valley of Secrets”, Melrose Books
• Author, “BooBoo and the Dots”, Melrose Books
• Featured Artist, Numerous Shows in the United States, England and Scotland

Designations: 

• BA in English, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, with Highest Honors
• Master’s Degree in English in Secondary Education, World Academy of Letters in the United States, with Highest Honors
• Honorary Doctorate of Letters, International Biographical Center
• Graduate, Branch Academy of Floral Design

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