Biltmore Who's Who Selects Clarence Smith as an Honored Member of the Executive and Professional Registry

The selection recognizes Clarence Smith's commitment to excellence in Education. End Quote

Oklahoma City, OK (1888PressRelease) June 04, 2011 - Clarence Smith, Staff Member at Seminole State College, has been selected as an Honored Member of the Biltmore Who's Who Executive and Professional Registry. The selection recognizes Clarence Smith's commitment to excellence in Education.

Smith, who earned his BBA in 2009 from Langston University began working for the college in 2010 as a clerk and coordinator. Soon after, he began working at Seminole as an upward bound advisor.

In his current role, Smith advises veterans to join the Veterans Upward Bound Program, which is designed to help eligible US Military Veterans refresh their academic skills so they can successfully complete their postsecondary school of their choosing.

"Every day that God wakes me up is a day to improve and to work hard," Smith said about his strong desire to be successful and extraordinary in his career.

Hoping to continue to help others, climb the ladder in his field and maybe someday open his own business, Smith is confident that he will do good work in the future years.

Smith is a volunteer with New Hope Baptist Church and is also a choir and youth leader. When he isn't busy working or volunteering, Clarence enjoys spending his free time exercising, watching football and traveling.

About Biltmore Who's Who:
Biltmore Who's Who specializes in providing members with pertinent biographical information of key Executives and Professionals that comprise its membership throughout North America. Biltmore Who's Who encourages all members to use the publication to contact and network with other members to enhance public relations or possibly develop mutual and beneficial business relationships.

Contact: Biltmore Who's Who, Hollywood, Fl.
Holli M. Narvaez, 954-893-0114
holli ( @ ) biltmorewhoswho dot com

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