CURRICULUM-VITAE
Biographical Information
Name: Beverly Perry
Home: 8001 Fulton Suite 324, Houston,TX 77022
Phone: (713) 718-8048
E-mail: Beverly.perry@hccs.edu
Education
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B.S Major in Biology, minor in Chemistry, Professional Teacher
Certification by the State of Texas, Texas Southern University
M.Ed. Educational Psychology, with Professional Texas State Certification
in Counseling and Guidance, Texas Southern University
B.S. Animal Sciences,
Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee,
Alabama with Certification
Honors, Fellowships and Special Awards
Graduated with Highest Honors, Phillis Wheatley High
Inducted into Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honor Society,
Prairie View A& M University
, Four Year Scholarship for Most Outstanding First Year Student Award,
ALPO Scholarship Division
National Top 10 Scholarship Winner, Association of Professional
Business Women, New York City, New York.
Association of Professional Women Award
2003, NISOD Award Winner, HCCS NE
2005, Presidents Outstanding Instructors Award, HCCS NE
2006, Presidents Award for Outstanding Service, HCCS NE
Full-time Employment
1998 to Present, Chair of the Division of Natural Sciences, HCCS,
North East
1988-98, Biology Instructor, HCCS
1985-87 Veterinarian, Lazy Brook Animal Clinic and Dowling Animal Clinic,
Houston and Vet for Southwest Trail Riders Association, Houston, TX
1971-71Instructor, Biology Lab set up for the new Forest Brook Senior High
School, Houston, TX, Sponsor of Science Club and Band Majorettes
1972-80 Instructor, Houston Independent School District, Houston, TX
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
1988- Present in Introductory Biology ) BIOL 1308-9 General (BIOL1406):
Anatomy & Physiology (BIOL2401 & BIOL2402)
Human Body (BIOL2401-2):
WORKSHOPS ATTENDED
 2008 T-BUG Technology Conference, Crowne Plaza,Houston
Great Teachers Seminar, Sponsored by the Houston Community College
System, 1998, Galveston,Texas
WebCT Training and Certification Houston Community College System
Blackboard Training and Certification. Houston
RESEARCH AND OTHER SCHOLARLY
ACTIVITIES
T-6 Karyology, Dr. John Sessions, TSU 1971
GRANTS
1990-92, Part time Faculty TAMU and Coordinator of HCC Student
Participants, Bridges Program with Texas A& M University
With lectures at the TAMU biology department each summer.
1992-93, Part time Faculty UTA and Coordinator of HCC Student
Participants, Bridges Program with University of Texas at Austin,
lectures in biology labs.
Memberships in Academic and Social Societies
 Member, Texas Community College Teachers Association (2005-Present)
National Science Teacher’s Association (2004-present)
 TCCTA member 1988-Present
 Faculty Senator, HCCS 1997-Present, Faculty Representative NE
 Association of Women Administrators, HCCS 1997-Present
 1969 Epsilon Mu Charter Member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc, at
North Texas State University, Denton, Texas
 1970-72 Gamma Psi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc at
Texas Southern University, Assistant Dean of Pledgees
 1973- Alpha Kappa Omega Graduate Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, Inc, Houston, Texas