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Marilyn
Wilhelm
and
Scott
McArthur |
Former
Award
Recipients
include:
Jonas
Salk,
Francoise
Gilot,Lord
Yehudi
Menuhin,
Ravi
Shankar,
Robert
Tobin,
Amy
Freeman
Lee,
and
Dr.
Grant
Taylor.
It
was
a
glorious
evening
launching
Wilhelm
Scholê
International’s
efforts
to create
Wilhelm
Global
Teacher
Mentoring
Center
and
Laboratory
School.
This
initiative
will
support
Wilhelm
Scholê
International’s
mission
to
develop
GlRenaissance
Human
Beings
who
are
awake
to
our
common
world
and
common
destiny
through
the
worldwide
dissemination
of
the
Wilhelm interdisciplinary, intercultural, interlingual
Unified
Ecumenical
Global
Curriculum
and
by
developing
master
teachers
who
are
capable
of
conveying
the
Wilhelm
Curriculum
and
Approach.
No
detail
was
overlooked
from
the
enchanting
floral
arrangements
provided
by
Flowers by Nino, to the performances by musicians from
American
Festival
for
the
Arts
&
Young
Audiences
arranged
by
Wilhelm
Scholê
Distinguished
Alumnus
Jefferson
Todd
Frazier,
Founder
of
American
Festival
for
the
Arts,
Executive
Director
of
Young
Audiences,
and
Managing
Director
for
The
Center
for
Performing
Arts
Medicine
at
Methodist
Hospital.
Each guest was given a scroll of
the universal moral standard
that
is
the
essence
of
wisdom:
The
Golden
Rule,
as
well
as a
copy
of
the
CBS
Emmy
Award-winning
documentary
on
Wilhelm
Scholê
International,
To
See
a
World.
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Congresswoman
Sheila
Jackson
Lee
issued
a
Congressional
Recognition
honoring
Marilyn
Wilhelm
for
her
unparalleled
contributions
to
education
and
the advancement of culture and peace worldwide.
As
Jonas
Salk
remarked:
“What
we
need
are
more
healers.
Marilyn
Wilhelm
your
school
is
developing
healers.”
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For
more
information
regarding
this
event
or
Wilhelm
Scholê
International,
Please
contact:
John
M.
Tsacrios,
Jr.
at
713-568-9925
or
at
jtsacrios@wilhelmschole.org
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