Randolph Harrison
Randolph Harrison, a native of the sea islands of South Carolina, boasts a multifaceted career as an acclaimed author, esteemed college educator, Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach, and former counseling therapist. Recognized with prestigious accolades such as the Roston Endowed Teaching Chair and the WPCC Excellence in Teaching Award, he has demonstrated exemplary dedication to education.
Teaming up with his wife and co-creator, Erica Schwarting, Harrison's literary endeavors have garnered high praise, including The Gold Award from Literary Titan, the International Firebird Book Award, and the American Writing Book Award for their collaborative work, "A Guide for Aging Heroes."
In addition to his literary pursuits, Harrison shares his expertise through captivating lectures on psychology and education. Beyond academia, he leads a vibrant life as a writer, musician, motorcyclist, sailor, fitness enthusiast, and enthusiastic outdoor explorer.
Erica Schwarting
Erica Schwarting sees life as art. A former fashion model and designer, she currently oversees hospital volunteer, spiritual, and diversity services. Erica is active in her community and has helped to organize multiple charity events. She began running as a personal hobby and a means of rehabilitating a foot injury. Over the years, the hobby became a passion and has taken her to innumerable race events (half & full marathons, trail races, Ragnar relays) to include the Mt. Kilimanjaro Marathon. Erica now enjoys sharing her fervor for the sport by working with others to achieve their running goals and helping to make their race dreams become a reality.
