Cathine G. Scott

Dr. Cathine G. Scott, Dean and Professor Emerita, a Prominent Educator, Excellent Educational Consultant, Outstanding Motivational Speaker, and a World Traveler, is a visionary and transformational leader who believes that all successful people apply the Laws of Success outlined by Dr. Napoleon Hill in 1922, and these laws are still very effective today. She has been to all of the continents except, Antarctica. Her hobby is traveling, reading, and writing, and she and her husband play golf occasionally.

Dr. Scott holds a Ph.D. Degree in Leadership and Administration from the prestigious American University, Washington, DC, a M Ed. Degree from the University Maryland, College Park, Maryland, and a BS Degree from Norfolk State College, Norfolk, Virginia, with extensive training and development in leadership and education through institutes and programs across the United States.

Dr. Scott has served as the keynote speaker and presented numerous scholarly papers, seminars, and workshop at various international, national, regional, and local conferences and conventions on teacher education, student achievement, leadership skills, social skills, and social etiquettes.

Dr. Scott never stops learning. She is truly a life-long learner. When she wants to learn something new, she digs in and learns it very quickly. She continues to learn and motivates others to learn as well. Dr. Scott's has written two books, and both of them are excellent reading documents. Her first book, I Want To Be A Teacher, shows young and veteran teachers how to be successful in today's classrooms. She points out specific strategies that all teachers can use to remain stat-of-the-art in teaching and learning. For her second book, For Women Only, she tells women, and specifically young women and girls, how they can be successful in the world of work and in their social life. Dr. Scott points out the social skills and social etiquettes that seem to hinder some women from moving forward on the job and in life in general. She contends that in today's society, it is not enough for employees to apply their job skills; they must know how to be organized, how to look and act professional, and know and apply social skills and social etiquettes in their life. So her book is just what you may need to deem yourself successful.

Dr. Scott's story is exemplary because she represents a model of excellence for young people. She encourages all people, and particularly young women to be life-long learners and to stay or get in the habit of saving money. It is a habit that all successful people do.

Dr. Scott's books are on Amazon, and she thanks everyone who purchases a copy. So enjoy reading both books.