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ACADEMIC PREPARATION

B.A. in English, California State University, Sacramento, 1985

       Concentrations: Rhetoric, Shakespeare, Teaching Freshman Composition
       Senior Editor, The Troubadour Literary Magazine
       Advisor: David Bell

No Degree, American River College, Sacramento, CA, 1977-1982

       Concentrations: Computer Programming (Assembly Language, COBOL, RPG III)

Facilitator Training, The Pacific Institute, Seattle, WA, 1992

       Investment in Excellence for the ‘90s

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Vice-President, Breeze Productions, 1995 to present
–        Consultant, Technical Writer, Presentations Developer, Videographer
–        Major clients: Hewlett Packard, PeopleSoft, Sun Microsystems, Ariba, Cisco, Crossworlds, SeeCommerce, SABA Software, Immersion Software, Garnett & Helfrich Capital, American Film Institute, AudioVisual Headquarters (AVHQ), Stedman Graham & Associates, Lam Research.

Shakespeare Lecturer, 1999 to present
–        The Shakespeare Fellowship Conference: “A Critical Analysis of Monstrous Adversary” (2003, Carmel, CA)
–        The Edward De Vere Studies Conference: “25 Curious Connections Between Shakespeare and Oxford” (2002, Portland, OR)
–        Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University: “Shakespeare’s Knowledge of Law” (2001, Cambridge, MA)
–        Mechanics’ Institute Library: “Shakespeare’s Law” (2000, San Francisco, CA)
–        The Shakespeare Oxford Society Conference: “Shakespeare, Sir George Greenwood, and the Law” (1999, Newton, MA)

Corporate Training Consultant, 2003
Lam Research, Fremont, CA
Courses: Global Process Engineer Development Program

Corporate Trainer, 1994
Intel Corporation, Roseville, CA
Courses: Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

Education Trainer, 1992
California Commission on P.O.S.T. (Police Officers Standards and Training)
Cal Poly Pomona
Courses: Executive-Level Writing Skills

Education Trainer, 1992
MTI Business College, Sacramento, CA
Courses: Investment in Excellence in the ‘90s
Trained facilitator for The Pacific Institute, Seattle, WA

Teacher, 1991-1992
Lincoln Law School, Sacramento, CA
Courses: Legal Writing

Teacher, 1988-1992
MTI Business College, Sacramento, CA
Courses: Business English, Business Writing, Career Preparation

Teaching Assistant, 1987-1988
California State University, Sacramento
Courses: Freshman Composition

PUBLICATIONS

–        Alexander, Mark. (2001), Shakespeare’s Knowledge of Law: A Journey through the History of the Arguments (peer-reviewed article). The Oxfordian, IV, 59-102.
–        Alexander, Mark. (Aug/Sept 2000) How to catch Eyes at NAB. Exhibit Builder Magazine.
–        Alexander, Mark. (Winter 2000), Shakespeare’s “Bad” Law.  Shakespeare Oxford Newsletter.
–        Alexander, Mark. (Aug/Sept 1999), Sony Conquers the Show: Playstation Towers Above the Competition. Trade Show & Exhibit Manager.
–        Alexander, Mark. (Nov/Dec 1998) Upping the Ante in Las Vegas. Exhibit Builder Magazine.
–        Little, Mark, ed. (1986), The Troubadour (CSUS Literary Magazine).
–        Little, Mark. (1983), At the Core (monthly column). Micro-Times.
–        Little, Mark. (Feb 1982), Comin’ Up Short. Fourwheeler Magazine.
–        Little, Mark. (Dec 1980), Securing Your Computer. inCider Magazine.

WORKS IN PREPARATION

–        Alexander, Mark and Chouet, Bernard. Fire and Ice: Real-Life Adventures of a Volcanologist (biography).
–        Alexander, Mark. Piano Pieces (CD of original piano music).

WEBSITES

–        The Underground Grammarian. www.sourcetext.com/grammarian/
–        The Shakespeare Law Library. www.sourcetext.com/lawlibrary/
–        The Shakespeare Authorship Sourcebook. www.sourcetext.com/sourcebook/
–        Breeze Productions. www.breezepro.com/

WORKSHOPS

–        The Spiritual Power of Music (4-hour multimedia presentation) 1993 to 2000
Minneapolis, MN; Montreal, Canada; Los Angeles, CA; Palo Alto, CA; Laguna Beach, CA; Sacramento, CA.
–        The Ecstatic Poetry of Rumi (2-hour writers workshop) 1997 to present
Orlando, FL; Anaheim, CA; Montreal, Canada: Minneapolis, MN; San Francisco, CA; San Diego, CA.
–        The Rhetoric of Shakespeare (2-hour writers workshop) 1995
Anaheim, CA.

OTHER INTERESTS

–        Classical Music and Piano
–        Greek and Roman Literature in Translation
–        Literary Films and British Mysteries
–        Philosophy and Religion

REFERENCES

Lori Bush
SABA Software, Redwood Shores, CA
650.581.2515

David Elliott, Vice-President Operations
SouthPacificImage, Riverside, CA
949.462.3100

Laura Erkeneff, Senior Organizational Development Manager
Lam Research, Fremont, CA
510.572.2107

Kelly Richards, President
Brainstorm Marketing, Cupertino, CA
408.257.6155