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name: Roberta Seret
about: Roberta Seret's Transylvanian Trilogy has won multiple awards:1. 2022 Indie Winner for Best Fiction Series	2. 2021 American Fiction Award Finalist, Gift of Diamonds: Classification: Mystery/ Suspense, by Roberta Seret3.	2021 American Fiction Award Finalist, Love Odyssey: Classification: Romance by Roberta Seret4.	NYC BIG BOOK AWARD 2021 Winner, Love Odyssey,  Classification: Romance/ Thriller by Roberta Seret5. INDEPENDENT PRESS AWARD, 2022 DISTINGUISHED FAVORITE: Love Odyssey, Classification Romantic Suspense6.	INDEPENDENT PRESS AWARD, 2022 DISTINGUISHED FAVORITE: Treasure Seekers, Classification: International Thriller Classification Romantic Suspense7.GLOBAL THRILLER FINALIST 2022, CIBA, CHANTICLEER INTERNATIONAL BOOK AWARD, Treasure See Roberta Seret's Transylvanian Trilogy has won multiple awards:1. 2022 Indie Winner for Best Fiction Series	2. 2021 American Fiction Award Finalist, Gift of Diamonds: Classification: Mystery/ Suspense, by Roberta Seret3.	2021 American Fiction Award Finalist, Love Odyssey: Classification: Romance by Roberta Seret4.	NYC BIG BOOK AWARD 2021 Winner, Love Odyssey,  Classification: Romance/ Thriller by Roberta Seret5. INDEPENDENT PRESS AWARD, 2022 DISTINGUISHED FAVORITE: Love Odyssey, Classification Romantic Suspense6.	INDEPENDENT PRESS AWARD, 2022 DISTINGUISHED FAVORITE: Treasure Seekers, Classification: International Thriller Classification Romantic Suspense7.GLOBAL THRILLER FINALIST 2022, CIBA, CHANTICLEER INTERNATIONAL BOOK AWARD, Treasure SeekersRoberta Seret holds a doctorate in Comparative Literature and Master’s in French from New York University and has taught literature, writing and film for many years.. Roberta Seret is President and Founder of the NGO at the United Nations, 2003-present, International Cinema Education. www.internationalcinemaeducation.org.. She is Adjunct Professor at New York University. She is Director of Advanced English and Film at the United Nations where she teaches English language, world affairs and film to diplomats. (2001-present). She has created and implemented at the United Nations, the International Film Festival for High School Students. (2001-present) This program has been supported by a 5-year Ford Foundation grant, and grants from Morgan Stanley, UBS, the Japanese Mission, Moody’s, Sanford Bernstein, the Chickasaw and Cherokee Indian Nations, and others. More than 15,000 .students from 100+ New York and Connecticut high schools have been invited free to this program.. In 2006-2007, she introduced a new course at the United Nations for New York’s high school students, “Filmmaking for Young Peacemakers.” She partnered with New York University’s Tisch Film School and the United Nations.. In 2008, she introduced a program in New York City’s high schools, “Global Voices Through Film.” By using foreign film as the medium, she has created a multi-disciplinary curricula to teach students about global events. She partners with the U.N.. In 2012-present, she has created Filmedsⓒ, a digital online video series that teaches students about global hotspots. This project has been funded by a Ford Foundation grant to create and implement Filmedsⓒ into New York City schools and complements her book, World Affairs in Foreign Films for high school and middle school students as curriculum.. In 2015-present, the United Nations and the Department of Public Information, have given Dr. Seret a briefing room for her “Global Classroom” where she screens films, Filmedsⓒ and offers briefings to students of all ages. She partners with New York City’s Department of Education.. In 2019-present, she returned to her Alma Mater, New York University, to teach a graduate course, “Global Hotspots in Foreign Films,” where she invites students to film screenings and briefings at the United Nations and Foreign Missions. . Roberta Seret is a published author:. “Film Review: Hannah Arendt and Crimes Against Humanity,” Journal of International Criminal Justice (Oxford U. Press), March 2014, Film Review: Hannah Arendt and Crimes Against Humanity.” . Oxford University Press, Contributing film reviewer, June 2014-15:http://blog.oup.com/2014/12/artist-mo...http://blog.oup.com/2014/10/timbuktu-...http://blog.oup.com/2014/07/poetic-ju...http://blog.oup.com/2014/06/aung-san-... http://blog.oup.com/2014/06/hannah-ar...http://blog.oup.com/2014/06/psychodra...  - World Affairs in Foreign Films (McFarland Publishers, 2011) - World Affairs in Fo ...more