Curriculum Vitae -- Alfred Paul Clark

• Professor of Humanities, 1993-present
  
• Associate Professor of History, 1982-1993
  
• Assistant Professor of History,1978-1982
  
• Instructor in History, 1976-1978

Pomona College -- Visiting Instructor in History, 1975-1976

University of California, Berkeley -- Lecturer in History, 1974-1975

University of California, Berkeley -- Teaching Assistant (History), 1972-1973

Additional part-time teaching at California State Polytechnic University (Pomona), Chapman College, Long Beach City College, Pasadena City College, and Woodbury University, 1976-1985.

Courses Taught at University of La Verne Since Spring 1989 (excluding Weekend Series continuing education courses). Most of these were taught more than once:

• Core 310, International/Intercultural Experience
• Core 340, Toward a Sustainable Planet (team-taught with a Professor of Biology)
• History 102, World Civilizations II
• History 439, Western Europe in the 20th Century
• Honors 220, Utopia or Myopia (team-taught with a Professor of Spanish)
  
• Honors 200, Austria's Golden Age, 1750-1918 (team-taught with a Professor of Music)
• Honors 300, Film & Fiction: 20th Century American History (team-taught with an Instructor of English)
  
• Honors 370, Honors Colloquium
  
• Humanities 290, Art and Theatre in Southern California

• Quality Management
  • Direct operations of the Office of Quality Management including planning and finance
  • Coordinate the evaluation of all courses, faculty, and programs on- and off-campus
  • Drafted the Quality Management System Manual and guided it through approval
  • Sat on ULV's WASC Steering Committee and helped draft ULV's Self-Study (1990)
• Grant Writing and Grant Management
  • Wrote U.L.V.'s successful 1989 Federal Title III Grant Proposal
  • Managed U.L.V.'s Title III grant, 1989-1993, including supervising all aspects of two major activities, preparing continuation requests, negotiating with the U.S. Department of Education, and participating in National Title III Workshops
  • Principal author of ULV's FIPSE Drug Prevention Program grant, 1993
• University Catalog
  • Responsible for the production of the annual ULV general catalog
• Study Abroad Programs, 1987-present
  • Programs in China, Ecuador, France, Germany, Greece, India, Japan, Mexico, Spain, and U.K.
  • Negotiations with institutions in the United Kingdom, Japan, and Vietnam
  • Designed and ran summer programs for Japanese partner institutions
  • Responsible for budget, personnel, and direction of study abroad and exchange programs
• International Student Affairs, 1984-1987
  • Responsible for budget, personnel, and direction of international student affairs
  • Students from 37 countries on six continents
  • Developed international speakers program, an international film festival, and host families
  • Organized and ran a conference on the education of international students
  • Relaunched and advised the International Student Organization and an Islamic Club
  • Re-established an international night and began an international luncheon program
  • Outfitted the International Culture Center and garden
• Institutional Research and Assessment
  • Involved in collecting and analyzing ULV statistics, especially with respect to faculty
  • Brought Faculty Assessment Committee into being; ex-officio member; secretary
• World Wide Web
  • Direct the development of ULV's Web site; developed courses for Web delivery
  • Direct the development of ULV's Distance Learning Center which is delivering courses over the Web
• Articulation with Colleges and Universities, 1984-present
  • Responsible for developing articulation agreements with other colleges
  • Represented U.L.V. with California Articulation Number project
  • Participated in several articulation conferences and workshops
• Publications Experience
  • U.L.V. general catalog, Summer Sessions Bulletin, Weekend Series Bulletin
  • Faculty Handbook; Part-Time Faculty Handbook; Part-Time Faculty Newsletter
  • Quality Management System Manual; PEPPIT
  • Flyers, brochures, and other publicity items for study abroad programs
  • Experience with writing, layout, typesetting, copyreading, design, and picture selection
• Weekend Series
  • Direct all activities of ULV's Weekend Series, a continuing education program for elementary and secondary school teachers
  • Teach some of the Weekend Series courses, including some offered on the Web such as Travel Learning Credit
• Summer Sessions
  • Coordinated all activities of ULV's on-campus summer sessions, 1985-1989

Director, European Programs, University of La Verne, 1982-1983

• Supervised ULV's programs in Europe
• Directed ULV's Athens, Greece Center

Director of Residence (Education) Centers, University of La Verne, 1980-1982

• Supervised nine ULV centers in Europe, the Philippines, California, and Alaska
• Coordinated planning, program development and approval, faculty approval, and other general activities of the Residence Centers program
• Represented the nine centers on all on-campus committees and task forces

Director, Naples and Sigonella (Sicily), Italy Residence Centers, University of La Verne, 1978-1980

• Directed two widely separated Italian centers
• Hosted a visiting accreditation team from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges

Associate Director of Residence Centers, University of La Verne, 1977-1978

• Assisted in supervision of nine off-campus centers
• Spoke for ULV's off-campus programs at a number of national and regional conferences

• Articles, papers, and research on European and California history, including one delivered at a conference of the European Consortium for Social Research in Strasbourg, France.
• Citrus Speaks: A Celebration of the Life of an Enduring Institution in the Words of Its Alumni, Faculty, and Friends (Glendora, California: Citrus Alumni Association, 1994).
• Current research: water development on the San Gabriel River, California.
• Eighteen months' study in the United Kingdom, including full participation in graduate seminars at the London School of Economics and Political Science and at London's Institute for Historical Research.
• Participation at numerous meetings and conferences for historians, Honors faculty, international student advisors, study abroad coordinators, grant writers, assessors of institutional effectiveness, articulation officers, military educators, veterans affairs coordinators, and Macintosh users.
• Presentations at the Conference of the National Collegiate Honors Council at Chicago in November 1991 and the National Title III Workshop in Washington, D.C. in December 1991.
• Development of "Honors Discovery Walking Tours" for the Conference of the National Collegiate Honors Council at Los Angeles in October 1992.

• Phi Beta Kappa, University of California, Berkeley, 1977
• Foreign Area Fellow (United Kingdom), Social Science Research Council, 1973-1974
• Fulbright Fellow (United Kingdom), 1973-1974 (declined)
• Summa Cum Laude, California State Polytechnic College, Pomona, 1969
• First in the Class of 1966, Azusa High School

Languages:

• Reading and some speaking knowledge of French, German, and Italian.

International Experience:

• Administrative visit to Japan -- 1991
  
• University administrator, Athens, Greece -- 1982-1983
  
• University administrator and instructor, Naples, Italy -- 1978-1980
  
• Doctoral student, London, England -- 1973-1974
  
• Extensive travel in Europe, especially in Italy, Greece, and the United Kingdom.

Computers:

• Well versed in desktop publishing, word processing, database management, and html. Conversant in integrated student records systems (especially SCT BANNER)

Other Interests:
Family activities; jogging; volleyball; swimming; reading; drama; films; photography; church activities; carpentry; gardening.