James L. Williams is an adjunct faculty member with Troy University,
the Covington Georgia campus. He is the former Director of the GED
Testing Center at the University of the District of Columbia. In this
capacity, he was responsible for the overall administration of a
national standardized test. Prior to going to the University of the
District of Columbia, James served as Assistant Director of Academic
Affairs at Georgetown University where he was responsible for awarding
degrees for each of the university’s 44 graduate degree programs.
James
has performed a number of administrative and faculty positions to
include American University, Flint River Technical Institute and Fort
Valley State University. Mr. Williams is concluding his eleventh year
in higher education and he has earned a B.S. degree from Georgia
Southern University, a M.S. degree from Fort Valley State University
and he’s concluding a doctorate degree at Argosy University/Washington
DC campus.
Mr. Williams is married to the former Janine Tarver of Plainfield, NJ. They have one daughter; Jayla Nicole Williams (3).
