1. Patrick R. Pearce, Sr.
11900 White Bluff Road, Apt 102
Savannah, GA 31419
(501) 316-7995
prpearce@ualr.edu
Your first question: “Tell me about yourself.”
My take on life is live, learn and pass it on.
 I try tolive my life in a fashion that leaves me with no regrets, and allows me to
explore every possibility. I am always looking for new challenges.
 Learning should be a lifelong adventure. I believe that when we stop learning we
start down the road to obsolescence. I absolutely refuse to become obsolete.
 While I have the capacity to mentor or teach others I intend to do that as often as
possible.
Education
Master of Business Administration
Graduated 12-2002 GPA 3.72
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Bachelor of Business Administration Emphasis: Computer Information
Systems.
Final two semesters on the Dean’s List (only semesters I took enough hours to
qualify)
Graduated 5-1998 GPA 3.36
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Bachelor of Science Emphasis: Accounting
Graduated 1-1983
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Proficient in:
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, jQuery, AJAX, Web site design development and
administration, Adobe, Dreamweaver, XML, MS, Office, 97, 2000, XP, 2007, 2010,
2013, HTML-Kit, Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Photoshop, SQL, Databases on the Web,
MySQL, MSSql Server, IIS 7, Windows 2008 Server, Computer maintenance and
troubleshooting, Software Training and troubleshooting, Multimedia equipment,
maintenance, WebCT server administration, Software, installation, and,
maintenance, video, editing,
Certifications
ITIL Foundation in IT Service Management May 2016
Certificate Number: GR750239456PP Candidate Number: 9980028383235010

2. Agile Boot Camp: An Interactive Introduction to Agile Software ASPE Apr 2016
Certificate Number: 17-3704-0fce1ade-0189-4276-8005-9a94102e4bcd
HTML5 W3Cx Jul 2015
Certificate Number: 666d359f49b842899a600763fc1fce7b
Introduction to Cloud Computing IEEEx July 2015
Certificate Number: d8a2c82315254c6990646748ad32493e
Cyberwar, Surveillance and Security Cyber101x. The University of Adelaide Feb 2016
AdelaideX - Cyber101x course ends August 2016
Big Data and Social Physics MITx: MAS.S69x May 2014 MITx's MAS.S69x
Certificate Number: b3b9ac79443d4fe8aee54715512e51b5
Introduction to HTML, CSS and JavaScript Web Development Microsoft May 2016
DEV211.1x
Certified Distance Education Professional,
The Center for Distance Learning Research, Texas A&M University, June 2000
Portfolio
http://morganpg.com/ Real Estate Site
http://prpearce.com/reddot/ Start of an online Retail Site business failed.
http://prpearce.com/preschool/ Preschool Site Owner sold business
http://prpearce.com/survey/ Survey for UALR Faculty
http://prpearce.com/bstrap/ Gas Station for sale. Station sold.
https://radiant-restorations.com Online showcase for crafter
https://prpdemo.com My demonstration and learning site.
Employment History
Armstrong Atlantic State University
https://armstrong.edu
11935 Abercorn Street Savannah, GA 31419 912-344-2972
Start: 10-1-2013
Duties: Web site maintenance and development using ExpressionEngine CMS,
WordPress CMS PHP, HTML5, HTML, CSS, CSS3, jQuery and MySQL. PeopleSoft
Local Security Administrator, iStrategy Financials and iStrategy Purchasing Local
Security Administrator. Developed new database driven departmental and employee
directories and moved away from Google spreadsheet. Re-built atarmstrong.com
from 4 year old Gantry framework. Built custom profiles box widget for
Armstrong.edu.
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
http://www.ualr.edu/coe
2801 South University Avenue Little Rock, AR 72204 (501) 569-3113
Employment Dates 10-14-2004 to6-30-2013 (early retirement)
Director EAST (Environmental and Spatial Technology) Lab College of Education
Assists students in the computer lab for the purpose of providing instruction on the
use of computer hardware and/or software; Configures peripheral and shared

3. devices within computer labs and assigned site as may be required (e.g. printers,
multimedia components, scanners, etc.) for the purpose of ensuring operational use
of computer applications. Install technology hardware and software and test for
proper operation; Coordinates with site Computer Support Specialist for the purpose
of maintaining equipment in proper working order; Monitor student behavior in the
lab for the purpose of maintaining an atmosphere conducive to the educational
process; Provides orientation, training and assistance to students in the use of
microcomputers and software in a computer lab for the purpose of assisting
students’ in developing skills in various computerized applications; Assists other
personnel as may be required for the purpose of ensuring an efficient and effective
work environment;
Assists teachers (e.g. explains and demonstrates lab resources, capabilities and
applicability to instruction etc.) in developing computer based components of lesson
plans for the purpose of integrating technology projects into the curriculum; Attends
meetings for the purpose of receiving and/or conveying information; Provide
leadership in the continual growth of the College’s vision for integrating
management and instructional technologies; Maintain computer/technology
inventory for the Lab; Stay up to date on new hardware, software and upgrades;
Provide support and technical guidance to faculty, staff and students in the use of
computer/technology equipment and software applications including instructional
multimedia and telecommunications; Define purchasing needs and develop
specifications for purchase of computer, multimedia, and telecommunications
equipment, as well as instruction and management application software and
computer supplies; Manage EAST Lab technology budget; Maintain awareness of
current and future technology and alternative funding sources through electronic
and printed literature, professional organizations and collegial networks;
Provide updates to staff, faculty, and Dean’s Office on the use of technology; Work
cooperatively with staff, students, faculty and vendors; Perform high‐level
troubleshooting and, if possible, perform needed maintenance or repair; When
appropriate, outsource the maintenance or repair and schedule a
consultant/technician to address the problem; Serve as resource to staff to
determine hardware/software compatibility; Research, test, evaluate and
recommend new technology (equipment, operating systems, networking, software
applications, etc.);
Pulaski Technical College
Adjunct Instructor of CIS2523 Web Page Design with HTML. The course description
from the course catalog follows.
Fall 2001, Fall 2003, Spring 2004, Fall 2004 Class is at night.
"An introduction to the elements of graphic design and layout with practical
experience creating, formatting, enhancing, and programming Web pages using
HTML. This course covers the essentials of creating HTML documents such as those
used on the World Wide Web. Students will create basic pages that include simple
text, links and in-line images, tables, frames, forms, and multimedia. (3 lecture
hours)"
University of Arkansas at Little Rock

4. http://www.ualr.edu
Employment Dates 1-2-96 to10-14-2004
Project Specialist
Charged with the direction of the resource center for faculty and staff, including
hardware and software maintenance; responsible for training users in several
software products. Wrote Microsoft Access Introand Intermediate training manuals.
Taught classes in: Introductory MS Access, Intermediate MS Access, Introductory
Excel, Intermediate Excel, Windows 95/NT, Web Page Design and HTML, HTML
Forms, JavaScript, ASP, CSS Webmaster for the University. Maintain the
University's web presence including updates and links. Administer IIS on web site,
post updates, downloads, knowledge base solutions provided by department
programmers, etc. Produced ASP pages for a UALR book. Formerly Lead
Programmer of the H. R. System Former Team Leader for Human Resources and
Alumni Development Systems. On call for HRS / ADS in the event the normal job
stream failed to perform correctly. Wrote and maintained programs in the HR
System and AD System. Supervised a team of 2 Application Programmers including
job assignments and review of the code they wrote. Reviewed and assisted in making
changes to the database definition for the HR System and AD System. Taught classes
in database definition editing.
DataPath Inc.http://dpath.com
1601 Westpark Dr. Suite 9.
Little Rock, AR 72204
(800) 633-3841
Employment Dates 7-15-91 to6-98
Technical Support Rep. Performed customer service and support of the software
program that the company sells. Sold software used in administration of IRS Code
Section 125 Cafeteria Plans. Support includes research of questions asked by the
customers; keeping current with the Federal and State regulations that control
Sec.125, as well as working with the customer to teach them to use the software.
Served as interface between the primary programmer and the end user. Learned
other software packages with which we had to coordinate. Familiar with MS DOS
version 5.0, 6.0, and 6.2; have experience in LOTUS123; Quicken; Windows 3.1;
Works for Windows, including Database and Spread Sheet functions; Power Point
Presentation Design and Display Software. Attended both an introductory and
advanced training in Word Perfect. Some experience with Excel proficient in Word
for Windows 5.5, and 6.0 Duties also include classroom style instruction in the use of
the company software. Operated large screen television for computer generated slide
presentations during hands-on seminars. Compiled some of the presentation using
Microsoft Power Point software. Performed customization of the Company software
for specific client needs. Studied SQL for use in the company database. Wrote and
edited user guides for software.