Candice Rochelle Williams

Candice Williams is an Assistant Professor and the Chair of the Department of Criminal Justice at Azusa Pacific University. Williams’ background spans the field of Sociology, African American Studies, Psychology, and Criminal Justice. Dr. Williams, a graduate of The University of California, Santa Barbara (2004), received her B.A in Sociology and African American Studies, her Master’s degree in Sociology at California State University, Fullerton (2011), and her Doctorate degree in Sociology and Criminal Justice at Howard University (2016). Her current interest is advancing an evidence-based approach to developing school policies that address interpersonal violence on college and university campuses.

Publications

Faculty Vulnerability: A Restorative Experiential Learning Activity for Academically-Disengaged College Students
Faculty Vulnerability: A Restorative Experiential Learning Activity for Academically-Disengaged College Students
Cicely Jenice Cottrell, Candice Rochelle Williams, Carley Michelle Shinault. © 2023. 28 pages.
Academically disengaged college students are often judged as detached, alienated, and uncommitted to the rigors of learning. While these assumptions are sometimes true, academic...