Alok Berry

Alok Berry is an Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at George Mason University, where he has served since 1985. He transitioned to his current rank in 1991. His expertise spans semiconductors, electronic materials, and electromagnetic theory, reflected in his teaching of courses like linear electronics and circuit analysis.

• PhD, Electrical Engineering (University of Missouri)
• MS, Physics (University of Delhi)
• BS, Physics (University of Delhi)

Research focuses on advancing electronics and educational equity through initiatives like the NSF-funded Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP), which he led in two phases: $239K (2012–2015) and $309,950 (2017 Phase III). This program aims to diversify STEM fields by supporting minority students.

Awards/Grants:

• NSF LSAMP Grant ($239K, 2012)
• NSF LSAMP Phase III Grant ($309,950, 2017)

Berry’s career includes roles as a teaching fellow/research assistant at the University of Missouri and lecturer in Physics at the University of Delhi, underscoring his commitment to both research and education.