Dr. Beverly Clark III
Dr. Beverly Clark, III is an Associate Professor of Physics at Shaw University in Raleigh, North Carolina. He has focused his research on combining nanoscience and microscopy. His work has focused mostly on using microscopy techniques to design methods for measuring electronic properties of nanostructures like capacitance, surface charge and resistance.
Beverly is currently doing research on the environmental impacts of microplastics. His work focuses on characterizing microplastics using microscopy and spectroscopy and the environmental impacts of microplastics on low income and minority populations.
Beverly is a native of Java, Virginia, but has lived in the Raleigh, North Carolina, area for over fifteen years. At Emory & Henry, he was a student athlete lettering in football and earned a B.S. degree in Physics. He also earned a Master’s and Doctorate in Physics from North Carolina State University. In July 2018, he left Raleigh to take the position of Dean of Instruction, Academic Education at Central Community College in Grand Island, Nebraska. In his spare time, he enjoys playing music, cooking, and gardening.
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