Just as in the field of arts, where a nomination for a high-level award, like an Oscar, is considered an honor in and of itself; there are certain awards in the fields of science and education, even a nomination for which can be considered a high honor. As a case in point, in addition to all awards listed below, Dr. Aleinikov was nominated by Troy University for the nation's highest scientific honor - the U.S. President's National Medal of Science (NSF, 2003-2006) - for the introduction of new sciences as new horizons of scientific research. Also, for his outstanding educational achievements and the development of a new branch of education, Dr. Aleinikov was nominated for the U.S. Professor of the Year Award (CASE, 2001) and for the Robert Foster Cherry Great Teaching Award (Baylor University, 2001 and 2003) – twice.

Editor, “The Future of Creativity” (2002)
Author, “MegaCreativity: Five Steps to Thinking Like a Genius” (2002)
Author, “Nurturing the Genius in Your Child” (2000)
Editor, “Mega-Creator in the Non-Profit Universe: Launch to Excellence” (2000)
Author, “Creating Yourself: Creative Compendium” (1999)
Author, “Mega-Creator: From Creativity to Mega-, Giga-, and Infi-Creativity” (1999)
Editor, “Soul Poem” (1997)
Editor, “Run with the Wind” (1997)
Editor, “Microdictionary of Foreign Words” (1997)
Editor, “Mighty Colloquial Pomposity Power Words” (1997)
Author, “Creative Problem Solving: Present, Past, and Future” (1997)
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Editor, “When will it be?” (1996)
Editor, “Future Geniuses of the Earth” (1996)
Editor, “Designing a Genius” (1996)
Author, “Creating Creative Teachers” (1996)
Author, “Make Your Child a Genius” (1996)
Editor, “Creative Management” (1991)
Author, “Grammar Creation and Creation Grammar” (1990)
Author, “ALEANDR: Creativity Testing Program” (1990)
Author, “Creativity in Teaching and Studying Theoretic Disciplines” (1990)
Editor, “Language Awareness: Stereotypes and Creativity” (1988)
Contributor, Articles, Professional Journals
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