EDUCATION
| Degree | Area of Study | University |
|---|---|---|
| Ed.S. | Curriculum & Instruction | University of Alabama |
| M.A. | Curriculum & Instruction | University of Alabama |
| B.A. | Psychology; Human Development & Family Studies | University of Alabama |
Graduate Certificates
| Certificate Name | University |
|---|---|
| National Board Certification in Science: Adolescence & Young Adult (2008, 2018) | National Board for Professional Teaching Standards |
AWARDS & HONORS
| Year | Award |
|---|---|
| Fund for Teachers Fellow | |
| DUOY Fellow | |
| ING Unsung Heroes Award | |
| Michael Jordan Fundamentals Grant | |
| Legacy Grant |
BIOGRAPHY
Lisa Clark is married to the love of her life and has two children who are both studying to be nurses. She began her teaching profession in 1998, enjoying her time spent teaching high school students biology and anatomy at Bibb County High School. When she and her husband had their first child, Lisa took a job in town at the then-brand new Paul W. Bryant High School, where she continued to teach biology and anatomy. Her family needed a larger home after having their second child and moved across town. Lisa took a job at Tuscaloosa County High School, where she taught students biology, forensics, and marine biology. Back during the summer of 1998, she attended her first Alabama Science in Motion (ASIM) teacher training. She began using ASIM her first year of teaching at Bibb County High School and received weekly deliveries. From the start, Lisa has loved and depended on Science in Motion for great science equipment and lessons that are ready to use in the classroom. She began working as the ASIM biology specialist for The University of Alabama in 2013. Lisa loves helping students learn, continuing to learn herself, and she enjoys all things outdoors!