Mary E. Clarke, Phd Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, Ga, Us

Los Angeles, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States

Championing a comprehensive digital publication, the Digital Florentine Codex (DFC), effectively distilled and communicated complex, multi-method processes within enterprise environments as both a team member and a project manager, captivating diverse cultural and technical audiences. This initiative empowers global stakeholders and contemporary, multilingual communities by making priceless knowledge accessible, marking a significant milestone in knowledge sharing.Key Achievements:• Consulted collaborators, tracked and analyzed initiative progress, wrote reports, and delivered presentations to Getty’s Executive Steering Committee.• Project managed a small team of international scholars conducting visual and text-based analyses remotely, a dataset of ~20,000 entries, advancing the collaborative work using Jira and Mural as well as machine learning, automation, and AI tools.• Created, socialized, and scaled a metadata strategy for the DFC and established paradata to ensure its longevity and preservation of its digital data.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Strategically designed curriculum and department programming to include career development and networking opportunities, fostering a strong community that supported professional development for students and alumni. Key Achievements:• Designed and managed department and inter-departmental programs that included student research and poster conferences, a reoccurring lecture series with global scholars, and skill development workshops, among others.• Mentored and advised a cohort of 45 students, introducing them to leading industry experts to gain access to professional field and museum experiences prior to graduation.• Managed the Geospatial Laboratory, offering students training in digital tools and methodologies used for infield and post-field data capture, analysis, and communication.• Redesigned and taught curricula for “Introduction to Archaeology” that resulted in a 567% increase in enrollment.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Guatemala City, Guatemala, Guatemala

Built, organized, and scaled international teams of diverse stakeholders for cultural heritage initiatives, leveraging archaeological and heritage investigation, data analysis, and descendant collaboration to generate new knowledge that connects present peoples to their ancestral past.Key Achievements:• Supervised a team of 50–200 members where I hired, trained, assessed, and resolved issues among undergraduate students, local workers, international experts, and national governments within a live-work, field-lab research environment, ensuring adherence to correct methods and protocols.• Educated and mentored students and team members, while also maintaining alignment with submitted proposals, thereby fostering individual growth, and tracking timely progression across all project initiatives.• Designed and directed end-to-end research funded by the National Science Foundation to investigate ancient artists and architects and their status within Maya society.

Guatemala City, Guatemala, Guatemala

Guatemala City, Guatemala, Guatemala

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Pioneered consumer research efforts at Follain, a start-up in the clean beauty industry, bridging product insights and retail experiences through comprehensive mixed-method research and data analysis.Key Achievements:• Conceptualized, executed, and spearheaded in-store customer experiences, while successfully scaling, socializing, and integrating these initiatives during Follain's national and e-commerce retail expansion.• Conducted in-store interviews and customer surveys, noting areas of satisfaction and growth within the resulting qualitative data. Performed market research and contextualized qualitative data with quantitative data, identifying unmet needs and untapped markets. • Presented research findings and proposed solutions to B2B brands and corporate partners, transforming insights into business recommendations that lead to product developments, increased revenue, and more inclusive retail spaces.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Responsible for the entire production style of essay illustrations for a peer-reviewed, global academic journal, Journal of Field Archaeology, a Taylor & Francis publication.• Communicated with authors, copy editors, and typesetters to maintain production schedule, a workflow aided by project management tools, such as Trello and Jira. • Collaborated with global scholars on diverse datasets to visually communicate science while also editing a wide-range of file types, using ESRI, Adobe CS, and other software packages. • Established an avenue for publishing 3D models, videos, and geospatial data, among other digital datasets, as figures for T&F publications, which resulted in a 56% increase in the publications impact factor.

Phd, Archaeology

Bfa, Art History, Criticism And Conservation