Robert L Clark

Robert L. Clark, Ph.D., was born in Mayfield, Kentucky, and played football in high school and college. Clark's B.S. Degree was from Murray State University with majors in English and Journalism. His Master's Degree was from the University of Kentucky with majors in Educational Administration and Psychology, and his Ph.D. was from Southern Illinois University with majors in Educational Administration and Foundations.

Dr. Clark is Professor Emeritus in the College of Education at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. During his teaching career, Clark was the Executive Producer and Host of some 100 weekly current event television programs. These programs appeared on TV-2, TV-7, and PBS Channels 14 and 16 in the Dayton-Cincinnati markets. In addition, Dr. Clark was one of four professors to receive the Teaching Excellence Award on three separate occasions.

Dr. Clark is the author of the novel MY BITTERSWEET CHARLIE, a compelling love story of Charlie, a young, beautiful and bright elementary school teacher, and her two and one-half year affair with Dr. Doug Larson, her university professor. Together, with humor, reservation, and despair, they battle Charlie's mental health disorders of manic-depression and schizophrenia. The novel concludes with an unforgettable climax. The novel was published by Outskirts Press.

Dr. Clark lives with his wife, Michele, in the Dayton, Ohio, area.