Jamie Williams

Jamie Williams is a Lecturer in Health Education and Promotion at East Carolina University's College of Health and Human Performance. With over 15 years of experience, Williams focuses on adolescent sexual health, technology integration in education, and school-based public health interventions.

Research Interests: Williams' work spans health education technology, STI prevention, sexual health promotion in schools, and service learning applications. Recent projects examine e-readers, e-portfolios, and digital tools for health communication.

Publications: Recent work includes 2024 research on tech-driven sex education, 2023 studies on multicomponent college health interventions, and long-term contributions to school health technology since 2008. Over 15 articles cover STI testing strategies, digital education methods, and youth health policy.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Servire Society, East Carolina University (2024)
  • Servire Society Member, East Carolina University (2020)
• Grants:
  • Principal Investigator on multiple NCDPI and NCDHHS grants (2016-2025) for school health programs
  • Co-Principal Investigator on teen pregnancy prevention initiatives
• Professional Service:
  • Panelist for Maternal and Child Health Scholars Training (2024)
  • Member of NC Healthy & Thriving Kids Collaboratory (2024)
  • Presenter at major health education conferences (ASHA, APHA, NC AAHPERD)