BIOGRAPHY – ISIS KOPEL              

Isis has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Miami, where she majored in Psychology and Communications and minored in Filmmaking.

While at the University of Miami, she headed the Harold Urey Laboratory. The Laboratory studied the carbon versus oxygen isotope ratios in fossilized crustaceans. The ratio would determine the temperature of the ocean in different periods of Earth's history. The prime function of the laboratory was to study Polar Shifts and Ice Ages. Isis conducted Ice Age experiments under the Supervision of Cesare Emiliani, who received many honors during his career including, the Alexander Agassiz Medal of the National Academy of Sciences. 

Then, she was admitted to Columbia University in New York City, where she enrolled in post-graduate work in astro-geology.

While attending Columbia University, she worked for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Goddard Institute for Space Studies, under Robert Jastrow, chairman of the Board of NASA  in New York. Here she worked in the Pioneer Venus project, studying the cloud patterns of Venus and acted as personal assistant to Robert Jastrow, who authored books on space and the universe and who also taught astro-geology at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire.

Isis was a field investigator for MUFON and has had numerous contacts with UFOs and higher-dimensional extraterrestrials and Cosmic Beings of Light.

She has appeared as a guest on "We're Not Alone", a show hosted by Lou Razzano on WLRN in 1996.

She has had several successful businesses, has been an executive level manager for fortune 500 companies and has over 30 years in sales and executive-level management.  

She is currently a real estate investor and is involved in sustainable, green-community projects in Colorado. She is also a screenwriter and aspires to make a difference in today’s Cinema, creating inspiring and spiritually uplifting visual masterpieces.