Community Partnership
Spotlight
​ Empowering Education & 21st Century Training Solutions
Delores Williams, Ph.D.
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​Dr. Williams is a dynamic leader in the fields of education, strategic planning, and tribal community development, bringing a wealth of experience to our mission.
As an Education Director, Counselor, and enrolled member of the Ma-Chis Lower Indian Creek Tribe of Alabama, Dr. Williams has dedicated her career to driving transformation and excellence in education and training. Her relentless pursuit of innovation focuses on integrating cutting-edge technology with cultural preservation initiatives, making her a perfect fit for our commitment to STEM education.
Dr. Williams is the visionary behind the Creek Cultural Center, which serves as a beacon for global and American Indian art, history, and STEM innovation. Her work at the center exemplifies her dedication to fostering growth, sustainability, and opportunity both within her community and beyond.
Join us in welcoming Dr. Delores L. Williams to the PicScience family!
We look forward to the exciting opportunities that lie ahead as we work together to make a lasting impact.
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Our Partners Empower the Community
Community partnerships play a crucial role in transforming education and providing 21st-century training solutions. These partnerships, which often involve collaborations between schools, businesses, non-profits, and community members, can provide resources and opportunities that help students develop the skills they need for the modern workforce.
The Role of Community Partnerships in Education
Community partnerships enhance the educational experience in several ways. They provide students with real-world learning experiences, access to mentors and role models, and opportunities for internships and job shadowing. These partnerships also help schools leverage additional resources, such as funding, technology, and expertise, that they might not otherwise have access to.
21st Century Training Solutions
In the 21st century, the skills needed for success in the workforce are rapidly evolving. Today's students need to be prepared not just with academic knowledge, but also with skills like critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and digital literacy. Community partnerships play a key role in providing these 21st-century training solutions. Businesses offer internships that give students hands-on experience with new technologies, while non-profits provide opportunities for students to work on projects that develop their problem-solving and teamwork skills.
