Dr. Jeynes is an academic who graduated first in his class from Harvard University and received the Rosenberger Award at the University of Chicago for being named as his cohort's most outstanding student. He is currently a professor at California State University in Long Beach, CA and a senior fellow at the Witherspoon Institute in Princeton, NJ. He has about 145 academic publications, including 100 articles, 12 books, and 35 book chapters. His articles have appeared in journals by Columbia University, Harvard University (two Harvard journals), the University of Chicago, Cambridge University, Notre Dame University, the London School of Economics, and other prestigious academic journals. He has also written for the White House and for both the G.W. Bush and Obama administrations.He is a well-known public speaker having spoken in nearly every state in the country and in every inhabited continent. He has spoken for the White House, the US Department of Justice, the US Department of Education, the US Department of Health & Human Services, the National Press Club, UN delegates, members of Congress, the Acting President of South Korea, Harvard University, Cambridge University, Oxford University, Columbia University, Duke University, Notre Dame University, Peking University, and many other well known universities. He has spoken for both the G.W. Bush & Obama administrations and interacted with each of these presidents. He has also spoken for former members of the Clinton administration.He has been a consultant for both the US & South Korean governments. His 4-point plan presented to the Acting President of South Korea passed the Korean Parliament and became the core of that nation's 1998 economic stimulus legislation, which helped it emerge from the greatest Asian economic crisis since World War II. As part of the plan, Dr. Jeynes asserted that South Korea should build a high-tech city (which he termed Korea's Brasilia), which continues to be built and is called Songdo. South Korea grew out of the crisis faster than any other Asian nation with a GDP increase of 22% over the period of the next two years. He also changed the minds of the South Korean leaders by having them direct most of the stimulus package toward the poorer sections of South Korea, rather than toward wealthy corporations. He believed that this would serve the dual purposes of showing love and providing a stronger stimulus to the economy.Dr. Jeynes has been interviewed or quoted by the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the London Times, the Associated Press (AP), CBS, ABC, NBC, FOX, Al Jazeera, and many other media outlets. His work has been cited and quoted numerous times by the U.S. Congress, the British Parliament, the EU, and many State Supreme Courts across the United States. Dr. Jeynes has worked with and spoken for the Harvard Family Research Project. He received the "Distinguished Scholar Award" from the California State Senate, the California State Assembly, and his present university. He also received the "Distinguished Achievement Award" from an arm of the American Educational Research Association. Dr. Jeynes wrote the #1 all-time most cited article in both the nearly half century history of the journal Urban Education and also in the 46 year history of the journal Education & Urban Society. He also periodically writes columns in the Orange County Register, the nation's 14th largest newspaper. Dr. Jeynes also gained admission in Who's Who in the World for the last 10 consecutive years.