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WESLEY 'PAT' PATTILLO ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY
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Hong Kong Baptist
University,
Kowloon, China: North
American representative for the only surviving
National
Foundation for Youth,
Clearwater, Florida: Founding president and executive
director,1994-96, of this charitable organization helping
undergird a program for disadvantaged
and
 Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary,
Louisville, Kentucky: From 1967-86, served on the management staff of
this national graduate-professional school enrolling 2,500 students from
26 faith groups,
as vice president for development and public relations, and executive
director of Southern Seminary Foundation.
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WESLEY 'PAT' PATTILLO CONSULTING AND MEDIA EXPERIENCE
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Directed planning
studies and served as a consultant to the board of
Cornerstone Schools,
an ecumenical inner-city
From 1958-1968, held several media communications positions, including broadcast news reporter and anchor for two CBS stations, WGAU, Athens, Georgia, and WBRC, Birmingham, Alabama; and for WSTM, Louisville, Kentucky; account executive, Forbes McKay Advertising Agency, Birmingham, Alabama; and newspaper reporter, Athens Daily Banner-Herald, Athens, Georgia. Writer, editor,
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WESLEY 'PAT' PATTILLO EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION
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Public Relations Society of
America, New York City:
Council for the Advancement and
Support of Education, Washington, DC:
Honored with the national U.S. Steel Award for Sustained
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WESLEY 'PAT' PATTILLO VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP
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 For
ten years, 1984-94, chaired the promotion and development committee of
the 100-million-member
Baptist World Alliance,
Washington, DC. . . . National president,
Baptist Communicators
Association, 1974-76.
--
Aspen Institute:
Participant, Communications and Society Program, 2005- .
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WESLEY 'PAT' PATTILLO FAMILY AND PERSONAL INTERESTS |
Born in Mobile, Alabama, and grew up in the Atlanta, Georgia, area. Married in
1967 to
Zelma
Mullins Pattillo,
a native of Wise, Virginia. She has served in congregational ministry
and hospital chaplaincy and for 18 years was
Their daughter,
Laura G. Pattillo, holds
the MA and PhD from Louisiana State University, and the BA from
the University of Richmond, VA. She was a dramaturg at Actors Theatre of
Louisville and taught at Indiana University Southeast, Bellarmine
University, and the University of South Carolina-Sumter. She is now an
assistant professor of English at St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia,
PA. Their son, Stephen R. Pattillo, holds a BA in economics from Duke University, with additional study on the Pacific Rim economy at the University of New South Wales. From 1998-2002 he was resident director of the Singapore office of the US-ASEAN Business Council, Washington, DC. He now lives and operates an international consulting business in Sydney, Australia. He enjoys golf and adventure travel.
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Christian university in the Peoples
Republic of China, 1996-2001. Helped
build a U.S. and Canadian constituency to undergird its chaplain's ministries, and engage 51 partner universities
in an extensive east-west study-abroad program.
troubled
youth, established by former Eckerd Drugs chairman Jack Eckerd
and
his wife Ruth.
Served
as capital campaign and public relations consultant to
school
system in Birmingham, Alabama, 1997-99.
producer and on-camera host of numerous educational video
productions for
manager
for the 50,000-circulation Ohio State Daily Lantern, 1963-65.
Earned APR professional accreditation
by examination, 1979; honored with election to membership in PRSA's national College of Fellows, 1993. 
Excellence in Advancement, 1979. Served as chair of the Senior
Professionals Section of CASE, Southeast Region, 1989-90.
Member
of 
.
. . Co-chair of
the founding committee for the Louisville-area
coordinator
of spiritual care for New
Beacon Hospice, an
ecumenical ministry of
Baptist and Catholic health systems in Birmingham. She earned the BS in
math, MA in Christian Education, and MDiv plus extensive training in
clinical pastoral education, and is a Board-certified chaplain.
Pat and Zelma's travels
have taken them to 45 foreign
countries, including Brazil, Malaysia, Denmark, India, Russia, Italy,
Morocco and New Zealand.
