Summary
George Clack is an experienced educator and communications strategist with over three decades of editorial and content leadership across U.S. public diplomacy, federal agencies, and higher education. He teaches literature and social media/public diplomacy topics at Johns Hopkins Osher and Howard Community College while serving on the board and social media team of a regional literary magazine. His State Department and USIA tenure included directing large-scale web and print projects, launching America.gov’s reinvention, creating viral social channels, and pioneering internal social tools—efforts that combined editorial judgment with digital outreach and paid marketing. He also developed training curricula and distance-learning content on social media for foreign service and public diplomacy audiences. Locally active in immigration communications, he edits a targeted newsletter and has applied his government-level content discipline to civic advocacy. A published editor with an MA in English, he blends literary sensibility with proven experience in audience-building and cross-platform storytelling.
11 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
B.A.., English, B.A.., English at Allegheny College
MA, English, MA, English at Claremont Graduate University