Dr. Matthew Primous awarded 25 medals making World History in Academics

Dr. Matthew Primous awarded 25 medals including 7 NYS Regional International Honor Society's Medallions, the International Honor Society's Alumni Officer Medallion, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Societies' Foundation Lapen Pin, and Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Societies' Foundation Lapen Pin and given unanimously the Phi Theta Kappa Intellectual Honor Cord, Omicron Delta Kappa Superior Exemplary Honor Tri-Cords, Delta Epsilon Iota Strong Leadership Qualities Cord, MCC Distinguished Graduate Certificate, the National Social Work Honor Society's Cum Laude Honor Tassel, ODK Honorary Stole, and PTK Honorary Stole. He got the medals for his seven years in college, earning an Associate and a Bachelor and accepted into Masters but was dismissed. He represented minorities as a Collegiate Science, Technology Engineering Program Scholar. He's a Lifetime Member of four honor societies including academic, social work, leadership, and international. He made history being published in the 95th Edition of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society's Book in 2013, again in 2016 published by Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society's Historic Directory, published consecutively in Strathmore Worldwide Who's Who International Business Leaders Directory for 2017 & 2018 and published in 2020 by SUNY Brockport's World History Book. He received in 2024 four World Class Medals from the National Leadership Honor Society for Honor Graduate, Cum Laude, Leadership, Service, and Scholar with Distinction. Dr. Matthew Primous became an Influential Academician after winning two Akademia Science Awards for his scholarly essays from the Masters Program. He has been recognized as an upcoming World Leader by the National Leadership Honor Society and its affiliates. His achievements include acceptance into a Master’s of Social Work program and receiving honorary doctorates4. Matthew Primous is a Pro SE Attorney, starting as a Patent Representative at Patexia-Top Patent Attorneys Firm and is recognized by the Supreme Court’s Justia4. Other Notable Accomplishments: He represented minorities as a Collegiate Science, Technology Engineering Program Scholar and is a lifetime member of four honor societies, including academic, social work, leadership, and international.