Pauline Williams
Associate Professor
Teaching and Learning
Office
Degarmo Hall - DEG 221
Office Hours
By appointment
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- About
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Biography
Dr. Williams holds a Ph.D. in Curriculum Design from the University of Illinois. Formerly, a Bilingual Lead Teacher for the Chicago Public Schools, she teaches in ISU’s Bilingual Education Program.
Teaching Interests & Areas
Dr. Williams' interest is in preparing teacher candidates and in-service teachers to provide equity in education for linguistically and culturally diverse learners who have traditionally been marginalized in schools and society.
Research Interests & Areas
Dr. Williams' research interests include studies that pertain to the education of culturally and linguistically diverse students and research that focuses on ISU's Bilingual Education Program and the preparation and dispositions of its teacher candidates.
PhD Curriculum Design
University of Illinois
Chicago
MMEd Instructional Leadership/Bilingual Education
University of Illinois
Chicago
BA Spanish
University of Illinois
Urbana
Billy G. Dixon Distinguished Program in Teacher Education Award 2020 Nominee
Association of Teacher Educators (ATE)
2020
One Million Dollar Club Inductee
Illinois State University
2015
Outstanding University Teacher Award for Tenured Faculty Nominee
Illinois State University
2013
College of Education Outstanding Teacher Award
College of Education, Illinois State University
2012
Journal Article
Skinner, E., & Williams, P. Friends with Benefits: Collaboration Between a State University and a School District Designed to Improve Teaching and Learning for Bilingual Students. Journal of Multilingual Education Research 8.1 (2018): 1.
Grants & Contracts
Training of Pre-service and In-Service Teachers of ELs in School District U-46. DOE Office of English Language Acquisition. Federal. (2012)
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