ENRICHMENT LECTURE STAFF Robin Rector Krupp
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Caribbean '98 Eclipse - Voyage to Darkness aboard Sun Line's Solaris Asian '95 Eclipse - Voyage to Darkness aboard Orient Line's Marco Polo Maya Equinox Cruise - Sun Serpent descending at Chichén Itzá Voyages of Discovery - The Cradle of Civilization; The Ancient World African Eclipse 2002 - Voyage to Darkness ![]() Two of her other books feature international journeys and were inspired by a lifetime of travel. She is the veteran of five total solar eclipses and has led journal workshops after four of them, encouraging others to capture the experience in art and words. Robin was born into a family of teachers and travelers, and she inherited both passions. She has nearly 30 years of teaching experience. She has taught drawing and design at Pierce College, The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, and California State University at Northridge. Currently she offers seminars on book illustration at Associates in Art at Van Nuys, California.
She also lectures for the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. Last year she was on the staff of conferences in Tennessee and Arizona. This year she presented her first international program for school children, in Spanish, at the Museo de la Ciencia y el Cosmos on Tenerife, in the Canary Islands of Spain.
The other joint Krupp titles are The Moon and You and The Big Dipper and You, which was selected as an "Outstanding Science Trade Book for Children" by the Children's Book Council. Robin has written and illustrated three books, Get Set to Wreck!, Let's Go Traveling, and Let's Go Traveling in Mexico. The book Let's Go Traveling invites the reader to visit six countries of the world to see ancient places and was chosen to be in the Crown Collection, one of 25 books read in Christian schools across the United States.
Chosen twice to do the Summer Reading artwork for more than 25,000 children in the Metropolitan Cooperative Library System, Robin has also held a four-year post as Advisory member of the Southern California Children's Booksellers Association. In 1998, she will be honored by the Women's International Center for her work in children's books and presenting programs to more than 150,000 children.
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