Pat Clarke
Teach marketing and management at the college level. I have been teaching in higher education for the last decade. I also worked as a Marketing Manager for several years for a high tech computer firm and am an experienced marketing consultant and lecturer in higher education. In addition to writing and teaching I also have experience in academic advising and career counseling and business internships for college students.
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BA Boston College MBA Babson College Graduate School of ManagementInterests
Education, marketing, sports, golf, tennis, antiques, volunteering, academic advising, holiday ideas, golden retrievers, Boston sports, Maine, technology and consulting on several aspects of marketing and marketing managementMotto
Be true to yourself and smile!!
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Memories of Christmas and Warm Flannel NightgownsMemories of Christmas center around family and sisters and presents and Santa and new flannel nightgowns.
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A Thought on RegiftingRegifting is something you need to think about before doing.
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Please Do Not Buy Me a Coffee Pot for ChristmasI do not want a coffee pot as a gift this year for Christmas, although I do love coffee.
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Fresh and Friendly is My Fashion Rule This New YearThis new year will include some fresh, friendly ideas for fashion.
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September Semester Begins with GreatnessIt is also easy to begin each fall September season semester by sharing thoughts of a great person lost on September 11th. -
A Thought on the Island Vacation to NantucketThere are many reasons to visit and island. Most importantly, it creates memories and makes you appreciate and see everyday things with a much brighter perspective. There is something about something that stands alone. -
Best fishing boots for womenSome of the better lightweight, environmentally good for the water, and great looking boots for under $100 are made just for women and fishing. -
Dad, golf, and a hole-in-one: The perfect memoryDad reached his goal by getting a hole-in-one; the bigger goal was that he taught his daughters to appreciate the rules of every game.Also published on: -
Hydrangeas as a Hobby?Summer is the perfect time to make a hobby of something you truly enjoy. For the past decade hydrangeas have captured my interest and many moments during the summer are enjoyed as the result of my love of the beauty and diversity of the flower. -
Memorial Day Parade in Lexington, Baseball in Boston and My BirthdayMemorial Day is even more special because I was born on Memorial Day and have always celebrated more than my Birthday. -
Grades Are Submitted!!Grades are entered and the time has come for educators to think of summer. It is a good combination of fun, work and learning that happens every between academic years. -
A Thought on the Wedding DressThe white traditional wedding dress never does seem to fail as a wedding favorite. It is a safe bet. -
Pennants and Pens from Hand to HandOne of my favorite sports memorabilia is a "penned" pennant and a Boston baseball memory -
There Are Stories in These CardsRegardless of the number of cards I own, I will never sell my Boston Red Sox cards. -
Love, Your MotherA true story about my mother
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Over the Ocean and Through the Fog to Nantucket for ThanksgivingThrough wind and rain, traffic and cancelled ferry boats, fog and a Northeaster getting to Nantucket can be a challenge worth taking -
Why so Much TV About TV?Thank goodness for Kindles and Cable. I never thought I would say this '" but enough is enough when it comes to TV covering TV.
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Be a Courteous Leaf Blower OperatorFall and spring bring out the best and worst in all of us. As far as removing those leaves from the yard, this seems to be a chore that brings out the worst.
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Tackle the Job Market This FallDespite graduating from college and looking all summer you still have not been able to find a full-time job in your chosen field. Is there any good news in this state of affairs?
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Teach Students to Organize Core Subjects into MESS for SuccessThis is a suggested system to be used to organize the four key subjects or core curriculum for students of all ages. It is using the acronym MESS to keep your Math, English, Science and Social Studies organized.
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A Day Hike in New HampshireWant a quick climb up a mountain on a fall day in New Hampshire? Try a trip to New Hampshire just under two hours from Boston, Massachusetts to Mt. Kearsarge in Rollins State Park.
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Book Review: Our Red Sox by Robert SullivanOur Red Sox A Story of Family, Friends and Fenway by Robert Sullivan is a sports book that is full of feelings, memories and stories to be told by future generations to future generations. A good read that will never get old
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Three Costume Ideas for HalloweenFinding something to wear on Halloween can be stressful. The following three ideas can be pulled together quickly and by removing a few items you can finish the evening in normal clothing. These are good for kids from three - thirty-three
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Can a Dog Learn to Count to Five in Several Languages?If you can you teach a dog to high-five you may be able to impress anyone with the dog's abilities to count to five in many different languages. It's all in the hand motion.
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Day Trip to NantucketIt is easy to hop on a ferry and spend a day in Nantucket enjoying lunch, shopping and visiting some island attractions.
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Just WaveThis is a short story based upon a true story of a day at the beach on Nantucket Island.
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College Grads - Write a Marketing Plan Before the Job Search BeginsA marketing plan in the simplest form will allow you to visualize your goals and dreams and help you to understand what will differentiate you from others in the job market.
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A Trick to Keep Everyone Happy with the Color of Lights on Your Christmas Tree!!Want a Christmas tree with white lights at night and colored in the morning? Our Christmas tree lights change from white to multicolored,or even both, depending upon our mood and the flick of a switch.
