
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Mississippi State University
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Vice President, EOT Program Manager
Constituent Services Worldwide
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Chair, Department of Humanities
Professor of Art
Paine College
“Dr. Emily Williams is the quintessential artist-philosopher in her own right. To state artist-philosopher is to indicate that she is a thinker as well as a creator. She is not limited to thinking on the right or left of her cerebral. She is accustomed to actuating logic and imagination simultaneously. There are no limits to her reach; she is boundless. I have experienced Dr. Williams in many of her modes of Being, and her pedagogical, as well as her administrative and business acumen, are unquestionable. Her ability to galvanize individuals in her pursuit of diversity, equity, and inclusion is remarkable. She is not static in her ordering, but visionary in her projections as experienced personally as one of the contributors to her recent anthology, Diversity Matters: The Color, Shape, and Tone of Twenty-First-Century Diversity. Dr. Williams, cognitive of this historical moment regarding race relationships in America, shifted my primarily theoretical assessment of race to the human sensibility in the matter of Black lives. ”

Chair, Africana Studies Program
Ramapo College of New Jersey