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Educational and Academic Achievements (Educational Personnel Certification Law No Educational and Academic Achievements (Educational Personnel Certification Law No. 6 of Article 22 related) 1. B.Sc. (Business) Central Michigan University, USA Name Marcus Grandon Degree 2. M.A. (Humanities) California State University, USA Core English Skills: Speaking, listening, reading, writing Courses In Electives: Business English; Internet English; TOEFL; World Charge Literature; Research skills; Presentation; Communication 1 Career，Conference or Social Activities etc. Lecturer, English, Nurses College, Shizuoka City, Japan, 1991-1994 Lecturer, English, Shizuoka Prefectural Nurses College, Shizuoka City, Japan, 1992-1994 Lecturer, English, Hamamatsu College, Hamamatsu, Japan, 1994-2000 Lecturer, English, Humanities Department, Shizuoka National University, Shizuoka City, Japan, 1995-1999 Visiting Professor of English, Humanities Department, Shizuoka National University, Shizuoka City, Japan, 1999-2002 Lecturer, English, International Relations Department, Nihon University, Mishima, 2003 – 2011 Lecturer, English, International Relations Department, Nihon University, Mishima, 2011 – 2014 (Completed contract) Lecturer, English, International Relations Department, Nihon University, Mishima, 2014 – Present Lecturer, English, Foreign Language Department, Tokai University, Shizuoka City, Japan, 2002 – Present Lecturer, English, Education Department, Shizuoka National University, Shizuoka City Japan, 2002 – Present Interpreter, Roshi Keido Fukushima, Tofuku-Ji Zen Monastery, Kyoto, Japan 2003 - 2009 MUSE International, Founder (Research Working Group) Centre for Language Education Research at Aston (CLERA Researcher) NPO, Bilingual Labs, Shizuoka, Japan Shizuoka Prefecture Government - Contents Valley Group Vice-President and Founder, International Society for Harmony and Combination of Cultures (ISHCC, Japan) AKAKU-TV, Television Producer’s License (Maui, Hawaii) Founding Member, International Academy of Visual Arts (New York, New York) Judge, International Telly Awards Judge, International Davey Awards Judge, International World Wide Web Awards (W3 Awards) Member, American Society of Composers and Publishers Member, Feldenkrais Guild of North America Member, International Feldenkrais Guild JALT (Japan Association of Language Teachers) Member JALT Materials Writers SIG Co-Treasurer 2015~Present Who’s Who in the World (Educator & Artist) – 2005 ~ 2015 Kappa Delta Pi Scholastic Honor Society - 2015 Silver medal winner - BetterPhoto International Photography Contest April 2015 Synthetik Software Research Grant Award 2014 – Principal Investigator (¥2,000,000) JALT Research Grant Award 2012 – Principal Investigator (¥100,000) Winner National Geographic Learning & Cengage Learning Photo Contest 2012 2 Book Name of Book Single/Co-Author Publisher Date of Remarks Publication 1. 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