Catch the exhibit for Virgil C. Revish’s college prep guide “Vision: Going to the Next Level” at the Tucson Festival of Books

Visiting Tucson, AZ soon? Make sure to check out the exhibit for the celebrated college prep manual “Vision: Going to the Next Level” (FriesenPress; 2014) by Virgil C. Revish at the 2020 Tucson Festival of Books on March 14-15, 2020
 
The Tucson Festival of Books is believed to be the third-largest literary festival in the country, attracting more than 130,000 people. The two-day open-air event features a variety of presentations, panel discussions, exhibits, cultural programs, book signings, and Science City, which is a special programming for children and teens.
 
Revish’s book “Vision: Going to the Next Level” will be exhibited by ReadersMagnet at the 2020 Tucson Festival of Books.
 
“Vision: Going to the Next Level” is a program designed to help high school students explore opportunities and options for their academic future and create and execute an academic plan so they could reach their destiny. The aim of the manual or rather the program is to drive the students to turn their vision into a reality. 
 
One student, Darcell Whittaker, followed the steps outlined in “Vision: Going to the Next Level.” He had won a four-year scholarship at Virginia’s Norfolk State University. Not only Whittaker enjoyed a free education but also played football at the top of his game.
 
The author encourages students to reach the “next level” the way Whittaker did by purchasing his book and following the steps outlined in his book.
 
Purchase Virgil C. Revish’s “Vision: Going to the Next Level” today on Amazon.
 
To know more about the author and his works, please visit his website https://www.virgilrevish.com/

 
 
Vision: Going to the Next Level
Author | Virgil C. Revish
Published date | May 20, 2014
Publisher | FriesenPress
Paperback price | $22.34
 
Author bio
 
Virgil C. Revish is an author, consultant, motivational speaker, and mentor. He taught at junior high until he joined the U.S. Army and served for 3 to 5 years. Due to his devotion to students and education, he returned to teaching. He taught in Fairfax, VA for four years. He later worked at Petersburg Wastewater Treatment Plant, testing water samples and reading meters. From September 1993 to June 1999, he started a volunteer program called "School Watch” in sex Petersburg schools. In 2000, he worked in an after-school program called Achievers Plus at the Children’s Home of Virginia Baptist. He continues to pursue opportunities to serve students and the community. He works with other visionaries and committed community leaders to encourage the youth. He is also the associate producer of “Pull Your Pants Up” project and video, a nationwide initiative designed to encourage the youth to be responsible, accountable and prepared to meet and exceed the acceptable societal standards and to rise above the norm.

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