Curriculum Vitae. Contact Information. Education. Certification. Herman D. Clark, Jr Hendrix Drive. Virginia Beach, Virginia 23464

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1 Curriculum Vitae Contact Information Herman D. Clark, Jr Hendrix Drive Virginia Beach, Virginia Education Nova University Ed.D July, 1987 Major: Administration and Supervision University of Virginia M.Ed. Administration and Supervision (Emphasis on k 12 School Leadership) May, 1975 Old Dominion University Post Graduate, May, 1984 Major: Special Education Certification Commonwealth of Virginia Superintendent s License Common of Virginia Administration and Supervision PreK 12 Common of Virginia Early Childhood and Special Education PreK 12

2 Employment History Regent University, School of Education, Virginia Beach, Virginia March 2004 Present. Assistant Professor, Education Leadership Program. Adjunct Professor. Tenure Track Position. Teach graduate level courses in the area of school administration and leadership.. Courses teaching/taught: SLLA (School Leaders Licensure Assessment) test prep; supervision of teaching methods/classroom management; personnel management/development; school law; school and community relations; principal internship; finance management school resources and facilities; professional leadership project; leadership and character development. Regent University. professor of record for teaching the SLLA prep course. chair: educational leadership curriculum committee. chair: team 2 Audit of TEAC (teacher education accreditation council). completed blackboard certification and 9.1 preparedness course. completed MIP and Wimba Basics Norfolk State University: Norfolk, Virginia. adjunct professor ( ) taught undergraduate and graduate courses in early childhood education/educational leadership. Old Dominion University: Norfolk, Virginia.adjunct professor ( ) taught educational leadership graduate classes/supervised student teachers. Norfolk Public Schools: Norfolk, Virginia.assistant superintendent ( )

3 served as member of the superintendent s cabinet in supervising 37 schools..principal ( ) supervised at risk students in a prek 5 setting. reading specialist ( ) served gifted and remedial students. instructional leader ( ) mentored classroom teachers in the areas of reading and special education. Publications Decision Making Scenarios in Pre kindergarten, Elementary, Middle and Senior High Schools, Higher Education, Educational Regulatory Agencies and Professional Associations. The Index Network, October 4, Connecting with Parents, Virginia Journal of Education, April, Advocating Parent Involvement, New Journal and Guide, April, Years Later: CoZi Model, Yale University Publishers, June, Comer School Development Program: Sisyphus and School Reform, December, *Student Achievement: Collaboration, A Main Ingredient (submitted for research to practice k 12 Scholarship Journal, a peer review article, May, 2012 (waiting to be published). Major Presentations Virginia Annual Self Esteem Conference, October, ASCD (Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development), April, VEA (Virginia Education Association), May, Alpha Lamda Chapter Citation, National Society of Phi Delta Kappa, February, Women s Coalition Group, July, VASCD (Virginia Association for Supervision and Curriculum), December, VASCD (Comeer Zigler Project: 1 st in the Nation: February, 1995). University of Virginia, May, 1995,96,97: Strategies for the At Risk Learner.

4 New Journal and Guide Essay Award, Role of the Black Male in Today s Society, Atlanta Public School System, Children Don t Have to Fail, July, Black Educators Conference, Washington, D.C., Teaching Black Children, October, Panelist with Dr. James Comer, President Bill Clinton, Speaker, Nashville, Tenn., Writing Proposals for the At Risk Learner, Houston, Texas, Comer s Guiding Principles, Richmond, Virginia, Improving Parental Involvement, Portsmouth Public Schools, May, 2002, 03, 04. Passing the SOLs, New Hope Community Center, 2004, 05,06. Born Leaders vs. Made Leaders, Old Dominion University (State Conference), March, Awards Community Appreciation, 1976: Roberts Park Civic League NPS (Norfolk Public Schools) After Bussing, Distinguished Services: Hampton Roads Chanber of Commerce: Outstanding City Professional Leader, Norfolk, Danforth Scholars (Old Dominion University), Excellence Award for Black Media Professionals, Outstanding Black Male, Urban League, National Red Book, Best School in the Nation, Time Magazine, 1995 NASCCE (National Association of State Coordinators of Compensatory Education), Patrick Francis Daly Memorial Award, L. D. Britt, Community Service, Omega Phi Psi Fraternity, Man of the Year, Gethsamane Black Achievement Award, February, 2012.

5 Grant Recipients CoZi (Comer Zigler) 1 st School in the Nation: $880, Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy: 49, CoZi Model: 90, Beasley Foundation: 500, (ODU Consultant to Portsmouth Public Schools) Offices Held Foundation Board of Directors, Norfolk State University Board of Directors, Hunton YMCA Mentor: Danforth Scholars Program (ODU) President: Ruth Diggs Scholarship (NSU) Organizational Membership Omega Psi Phi Elementary Principals Association Education of Exceptional Children ASCD Elementary Reading Association Family Dr. Reuthenia Clark, Principal: Azalea Middle School, Norfolk Public Schools (wife). Dr. Victor P. Clark, Physician: Obeci Hospital, Suffolk, Virginia (son). Mrs. Johanna Melton, Teacher: Atlanta Public Schools (daughter).

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