Human Rights, and Labor for the State Department. He served appointed as the US Delegate to the United Nations Human Rights Commission in Geneva, Switzerland and briefed senior State Department and White House Officials on issues related to Islam. Kronemer was awarded a commendation for organizing the first State Department "Iftar Dinner" that was hosted by former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. After working with refugees for three years, from November 1989 to May 1999 Kronemer worked in the US Department of Labor, where he worked for ten years performing economic research. He prepared reports and briefings for the Commissioner for the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Kronemer also facilitated and led various project teams including one that insured the Department's readiness for Y2K. Upon completing his masters, from August 1986 to June 1989 Kronemer took a position with the Refugee Education and Employment Program, where he directed the training and job placement services for newly arrived Vietnamese, Cambodian, and former Soviet Union refugees. In an article published by Christian Science in 2003, Kronemer describes his motives for having accepted the post by stating how, "It was my moral duty to do what others had failed to do..." Filmography Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet – August 2002 Domestic reviews–PBS National Broadcast International reviews–National Geographic International, Nile TV, SBS Australia, Danish Television, NPO Netherlands, Medi1sat Morocco, History Channel Spain, National Geographic Asia Awards–ine Special Jury Award- 2004, Marharba Special Prize - 2005 Domestic reviews–PBS National Broadcast, International reviews–Al Arabiya, SBS Australia, ZDF Germany, YLE Finland, Al Jazeera, History Channel Spain, SRL Italy Awards–"Gold" Intermedia- Globe; Hamburg World Media Film Festival- 2008, "Best Documentary"; ITV/ADC Peer Award, Documentary over 30 Minutes- 2008, "Grand Goldie Film Award"; For Excellence in Film- 2007 Domestic reviews–PBS National Broadcast International reviews–Al Jazeera, Al Arabiya Live Screenings: 2007–Cincinnati, Dayton, New Brunswick, NJ, Chicago, Detroit, Charleston, WV, Philadelphia, Raleigh, NC, Dallas, San Francisco, Washington, DC, Indianapolis 2008–Boston, Miami, Las Vegas, New York, Philadelphia, Tampa, Houston Film Festivals:American Black Film Festival – October 2007 Awards–"Gold" Intermedia-Globe; Hamburg World Media Festival- 2008, Telly Award- 2008, "Best Documentary"- American Black Film Festival- 2007, Cine Golden Eagle- 2007, Grand Goldie Film Award- For Excellence in Film- 2007 Domestic reviews–PBS through American Public Television Film Festivals: Official Selection - Seattle Film Festival, Official Selection - Globians Film Festival, Official Selection –Atlanta Film Festival International reviews–YLE Finland Awards–"Silver" Intermedia-Globe; Hamburg World Media Film Festival- 2008,