For his accomplishments, Ean has been recognized by:

• The Southern Poverty Law Center (Wall of Tolerance) for writing on human rights issues across the globe, donating proceeds from the sale of his books to such causes , and working on the economic enhancement of the United States minority community through support of minority business councils as well as economic development and stabilization of several African nations (2005)
• Tau Kappa International Fraternity (Grand Prytanis Medal—a distinction given to such notables as Charles Walgreen and the late Ronald Reagan) for contributions to his profession and community (1995)
• Tau Kappa International Fraternity (Grand Prytanis Key Leader Award) for writing and implementing a Leadership Academy in place today and modeled throughout many organizations across the globe (1994)
• The 12th Annual Writer’s Digest International Book Awards rating of 5 of 5 in all four categories for Mainstream/Literary Fiction (2005) for Reach to the Wounded Healer
• The BarnesandNoble/KBRT-TV4 August 2004 Book-of-the-Month for Reach to the Wounded Healer

He was also a:

• Gulf Oil Research Fellow,
• inducted into Nicholls State University Hall of Fame,
• graduated as a Nicholls State University Magna Cum Laude Graduate,
• lettered through service to the Nicholls State University Athletic Department
• and, inducted into Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society.

Ean has also received recognition through inclusions in numerous editions of:

• Outstanding Young Men of America,
• Who's Who in the United States,
• Who's Who in the World,
• Who’s Who in American Education
• and, Who’s Who in Among Business and Industry Executives.

These are due in part to articles written and published, programs developed and implemented, and contributions made to several of America’s non-for-profits on the local and national level.