Raymond B. Williams

Dr. Raymond B. Williams is an Associate Professor in the Department of Education, specializing in educational leadership and organizational change. His work focuses on professional learning communities (PLCs), student achievement, and systemic reform in educational institutions. He teaches courses such as Shared School Leadership, Educational Psychology, and Assessment Practices.

Research Interests:

• Exploring the role of PLCs in enhancing school readiness and district-level collaboration
• Analyzing barriers to educational reform at institutional and systemic levels
• Developing assessment instruments to measure PLC effectiveness

Publications span topics like school transformation into learning organizations, tri-level organizational change in New Brunswick, and correlating PLC operations with student performance. His work bridges theory and practice, emphasizing actionable strategies for educators.