Ms. Regina Vincent Clark

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  Regina ClarkAWRT Mentoring Correspondent, Interim Secretaryregina@awrtnashville.com

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  Ms. Vincent Clark has published four volumes of poetry ... "From Grandmother, With Love (2004).""Yes, God, I'm Listening" (2002),"Broken Hearts Do Heal" (2000), and "Surviving Life Between A Rock and A Very Hard Place" (1988).She most recently recorded a spoken word CD titled, "The Revolution is Not Over."Her works are available in Nashville at Alkebulan Images, Razzmatazz, Borders Books, and Something Beautiful (consult your yellow pages for numbers) and at other bookstores around the country (e.g., Mitchie's in Austin, TX and others).
  
  Presently, Ms. Vincent Clark serves as Director of First-Year Students at Tennessee State University in Nashville.For listeners in the Nashville area, she can be heard on "Freestyle,"a news and entertainment call in talk program (WFSK-88.1 FM, Fisk Radio) on Mondays from 6 until 7 pm (CST).She has worked in Corporate America for the Tennessee Valley Authority (marketing/public relations), Department of Energy contractors in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, as an AmeriCorps Director in Western Kentucky, and at Fort Campbell (KY) as a career counselor.She has taught at Knoxville College, Austin Peay, Middle Tennessee State, and Tennessee State.
  
  She is frequently called upon to share her poetry or her insight on career development, self esteem, self-publishing, African American History and women's history, and to perform monologues from various plays she has been in (The Delaney Sisters, A Black Woman Speaks, Spell Number 7, for example).Her original poetry makes you think, makes you move, makes you laugh, and occasionally will make you cry because much of what she writes about she has experienced herself ... and now knows that whatever happens in life you must go on.

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  The panelists will include jeff obafemi carr (poet, playwright and producer), Regina Clark (poet and TSU administrator), Keisha Rucker (poet, author and reporter at The Rage) and moderator Ron Wynn (journalist), all co-hosts of WFSK-FM's (88.1) Freestyle show.

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  Regina Clark, WFSK 88.1 FM
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  Regina Clark, AWRT Mentoring Correspondent, holds degrees in Broadcasting and Communications (Journalism) from UT Knoxville.She has worked in television news, radio, stage theatre, public relations/marketing and higher education over the past 30 years.A former technical editor and college professor (among other things), Regina presently serves as Director of First-Year Students at Tennessee State University.Additionally, she is a published poet, spoken word artist, and freelance journalist.

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  Regina ClarkAWRT Mentoring Correspondent, Interim Secretaryregina@awrtnashville.com

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  Regina ClarkAWRT Mentoring Correspondent, Interim Secretaryregina@awrtnashville.com

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  Who: Vanessa Brantley, author of One Lucky Woman, and actress/poet Regina Vincent Clark, author of From Grandmother, With Love.

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  will feature poet, writer, actress and motivational speaker Regina Vincent Clark.Scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. at the Arnold Lakeside Club, the luncheon will offer its attendees a buffet consisting of fried catfish fillets with tartar and red sauce, fried and baked chicken, collard greens, black eye peas, potato salad, cornbread muffins, rolls, pecan pie, coffee and iced tea.Clark serves as the Director of Developmental Opportunities for First Year Students at Tennessee State University and also teaches communications and public speaking at Middle Tennessee State University.With a bachelor of science degree in broadcasting and a master of science degree in communications/journalism from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, she has 25 years experience working in the field of communications, where she has done freelance news writing and served as a television broadcaster and a radio announcer. Her resume includes serving as director of the AmeriCorps National Service Program in Hopkinsville, Ky., a career counselor for the Job Assistance Program at Fort Campbell, Ky., a marketing specialist for the Land Between the Lakes (Tennessee Valley Authority) and a public relations representative for Martin Marietta Energy Systems/Department of Energy.An active theater participant, Clark has performed in such Tennessee Performing Arts plays as "Getting Away With Murder," "A Piece of My Heart," "The Delany Sisters" and "Your Arms Are Too Short To Box With God."She wrote and produced an original one-woman show titled, "Now We Can Pray: A Spiritual, Socio-political Awareness Message," which deals with both health issues and the Sept. 11 New York City-Pentagon Attacks of 2001.As a poet, Clark has published two books of poetry-"Broken Hearts Do Heal" and "Yes, God, I'm Listening," to be published this year.

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  Author and celebrated poet Regina Vincent Clark, director of first year students at Tennessee State College, will speak on Friday.

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  Authors Dr. Vanessa Brantley and actress/poet and Tennessee State University administrator Regina Vincent Clark will discuss their new books at noon Saturday at the Hermitage Branch Library, 3700 James Kay Lane.Brantley, currently a Louisville resident, reads from One Lucky Woman, the first installment in the planned Wroxfair series.Clark latest book is From Grandmother, With Love, a collection of photos, observations, recollections and commentary from African-American grandmothers.She currently works as a counselor and adviser to first-year students at TSU.

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