School Real Estate

Mary Pat Clarke

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Education

****-**: Successful completion of numerous courses, Ph.D. Program in

Writing, Graduate School of Education, University of Pennsylvania.

1966: awarded M.A. degree, English Literature, Graduate School of Arts &

Sciences, University of Pennsylvania.

1963: awarded A.B. degree, English Literature, Immaculata College.

Professional:

Baltimore City Council

2004-present: Fulltime Baltimore City Council representative, 14th District.

Chair, City Council Education Committee; Vice Chair, Judiciary &

Legislative Investigations Committee; Member, Budget & Appropriations,

Land Use & Transportation, Urban Affairs & Aging committees. Council

appointment to board of Charles Village Community Benefits District.

1987-95: Fulltime President, Baltimore City Council.

1975-83: Fulltime City Council representative (in delegation with Clarence

Du Burns and Nathan Irby), former 2nd District.

Teaching

1995-2004: as adjunct faculty, taught undergraduate and Odyssey courses in

writing, public speaking and urban affairs at Johns Hopkins University

School of Professional Studies in Business and Education (SPSBE).

Within same time period, in varying years, taught undergraduate writing

courses at University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC); urban affairs

courses at Maryland Institute, College of Art (MICA) and University of

Baltimore; and, public speaking at Mt. St. Agnes Theological Center for

Women.

2002-03: helped develop the Master s Program in Community Arts (MACA)

at MICA, the first post-secondary curriculum of its kind in the nation.

Geriatrics/Health

1984-87: worked as administrator, Division of Geriatric Medicine, Johns

Hopkins University School of Medicine, at Hopkins Bayview. Duties

included grant writing, grant reporting/oversight for all Division grants and

direct responsibility for Hospital Initiatives in Long Term Care, a 5-year

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant to encourage sustained independent

living among frail elderly persons.

Community Activity

Currently serve on advisory boards for The Community School (TCS) in

Remington and the Stadium School Youth Dreamers; and, on the newly

formed Women In NAACP ( WIN ) Committee, established by Tessa Hill-

Aston, first woman president in 25 years of the Baltimore City NAACP.

Personal

Married to J. Joseph Clarke since 1963, a real estate developer, English

teacher by profession and adjunct instructor at Johns Hopkins University

Graduate School of Business. Joe and I are the parents of four grown

children, John J. Clarke, Jr., Erin Clarke Gorden, Susan Clarke

Chandrasekhar and Jennifer Clarke Hubbard, all raised at

3911 Cloverhill Road where we have lived since 1967. All our children are

happily married, and we are the proud grandparents of 10 amazing

grandchildren.

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