American Order of Excellence - Founder Member - Aug 30 2005
Order of International Ambassadors - Jul 6 2004
Directory Titles
Genius Laureate of the United States of America
"For Distinguished Progression And Mastery In The Field Of Information Systems As Recorded In 500 GREATEST GENIUSES OF THE 21st CENTURY " - Oct 11 2005
One of the Greatest Minds of the 21st Century "For Remarkable Achievements In The Field Of Computer Information Systems As Declared By The Governing Board Of Editors Of The American Biographical Institute And Documented In GREAT MINDS OF THE 21st CENTURY " - Mar 9 2005
One of The Genius Elite "For Remarkable Achievements In The Field Of Information Technology As Declared By The Governing Board Of Editors Of The American Biographical Institute And Documented In LEADING INTELLECTUALS OF THE WORLD Third Edition "
- May 17 2004
International Biographical Centre
Membership Titles
Hon. Director General for the Americas - Feb 6 2006
Governor, Board of Governors of the International Biographical Association - Apr 2006
World Peace and Diplomacy Forum, Life Member - Jan 2005
Life Patron of the International Biographical Association - Oct 26 2004
Order of International Fellowship - May 2005
Motto: "Pro Bono Publico" "For the Interests of All People"
International Order of Distinction - Jun 24 2004
International Order of Merit
Motto: "Excellentia" - Jul 30 2004
Directory Titles
A Greatest Living Legend "Timothy Alan Goodwin Has Been Awarded Biographical and Pictorial Inclusion In LIVING LEGENDS As A Greatest Living Legend For an Outstanding Contribution to Computer Information Systems Given Under The Hand And Seal Of The International Biographical Centre " - Mar 16 2005
World Academy of Letters
Honorary Degrees
"The World Academy of Letters operates under the auspices of the American Biographical Institute. Membership in the World Academy of Letters is by invitation only. It was through the acceptance of the candidacy for the Master Diploma that membership to the Academy was realized." - Timothy Alan Goodwin
"The 2005 Manifesto of the World Academy of Letters emphasizes strongly that the Academy will function as an informal 'world university' at the highest traditional and ethical level, in which human understanding and the fullest sense of responsibility toward the pursuit of professionalism will meet." - J.M. Evans
Master Diploma in Information Systems, (Hon. MIS) - Mar 25 2005
Master Diploma in Information Technology, (Hon. MIT) - Mar 25 2005
A Biographical Title is a title bestowed on an individual from a Biographical Association or a Who's Who organization. Who's Who organizations only confer the title Who's Who. Biographical associations not only confer the title Who's Who, but also confer other titles as well. Biographical titles are of two varieties. The first variety of biographical title is the Directory or Dictionary Title. Directory titles are also called companion titles because they are titles that are given when one's biography is being published in a particular directory or a special section of that directory. The second type of title is the Membership Title. Annual Member and Life Member are the two most common types of membership title. Biographical Associations have several levels of Membership.
A Biographical Association's basic membership is the Biographical Association Fellow (annual membership), then comes the Life Fellow. The IBC also has a level of membership called Life Patron which is just above the Life Fellow. These memberships come with special benefits and priviledges. For example, Life Fellows not only obtain the title 'Life Fellow of the Biographical Association'; in addition, they also get to use post nominal designations and in some cases obtain discounts on biographical dictionaries and their companion medals and companion titles. There are several different levels and designations of Biographical Association membership and the titles and entitlements that go with them. I will not list them here.
What make the titles of Biographical Association Fellows so distinctive are the people that they represent. These biographees are the prized professors, scientists, musicians, professionals, educators and, in some cases, cultural icons of their native countries. One must always remember that biographical titles are just that 'biographical titles and designations' and are only as good as the people that they represent. Please note that if one receives a nomination and does not accept the nomination, the nomination is sometimes given to someone less deserving; therefore, accepting nominations is highly encouraged.
©Timothy Alan Goodwin