Dr. James Reed Campbell is an established researcher on the national and international scene. He has authored six books and more than two hundred ninety articles and research reports. He is best known for his books for parents. He is currently a professor at St. John?s University in New York and was formerly a faculty member at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Dr. Campbell has fifty years? experience as an educator. Among the gifted research community, he is recognized as the originator of the International Academic Olympiad studies. In 2012, he received an American Educational Research Association Lifetime Achievement Award for scholarship and service. Dr. Brenda Williams Harewood is the youngest of ten children born to Preston and Pearl Williams. She was raised in the Hammels Projects, Rockaway Beach, New York, and is a proud graduate of the City University of New York and the city?s public schools. She has thirty-plus years as a school educator, including leadership positions in four schools as principal and assistant principal at the Clinton Hill School/PS 20K, principal of Northern Parkway School, principal of Cornelius Court School Success Academy, and currently serves as the principal of Uniondale?s first prekindergarten school. She served in other leadership positions as president of the Friends of the Uniondale Public Library, copresident of the Phi Delta Kappa / St. John?s University Chapter, secretary of the Jonathan Brown Scholarship Committee, executive director of the Nassau County New York Alliance of Black School Educators, and secretary of the Long Island Council of Administrative Women in Education.