Experts Guide

Amy Whittaker is an adjunct instructor for the University of San Francisco MBA Consulting Accelerator Program. Amy also leads Slalom's Nonprofit practice across North America for Slalom consulting. She is a consultant, coach, and facilitator with ~20 years of experience in organizational strategy and leadership. She has worked with hundreds of organizations on solving their business challenges across the private, public, and nonprofit sectors. She believes deeply in the power of systems-thinking…

Dr. Camile Williams is a USF graduate, US Army veteran, family nurse practitioner, mother of seven children, and married to a retired US Marine. Dr. Williams is the president of From One Nurse To Another, which is a non-profit that provides mentorship and scholarships to single parent nursing students and disenfranchised nursing students. Dr. Williams is a nurse practitioner that treats children that have been abused and works with the community on the prevention of child abuse. Dr. Williams…

Gary Williams, former professor and Dean of the School of Management, is a lauded academician and a beloved teacher, whose contributions as a professor and as a Dean left a lasting impact on the School of Management and on USF.

Dr. Jim Williams is a global thought leader in the area of low-carbon energy systems.  At USF his focus is on developing a new generation of energy professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to have rewarding careers in sustainably meeting society’s energy needs.   Dr. Williams has written extensively about the transition from today’s energy system to one that emits no climate-altering greenhouse gases (“net zero”) and is involved in many research collaborations.  He is a senior…

Assistant Professor Carol Wilson is co–director of the Academic Support Program (ASP) and has contributed to USF's Center for Law and Global Justice programs. As ASP co–director, she helps students prepare for the study of law and enhance academic performance throughout law school. With Professor Sharon Meadows, Wilson revised the Martindale–Hubbell Law Digest: California (Martindale–Hubbell, 2007).

For the past 15 years, Jacque has worked with or mentored USF law students in the Criminal and Racial Justice Clinics. A senior trial lawyer at the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office, he serves as the growth and development training director, working with new attorneys, running the intern program, coordinating office training, and handling post-conviction cases. As a trial attorney, Jacque helped reform California’s felony murder rule though the passage of SB 1437. SB 1437 significantly…

James is an Associate Professor of Statistics and Co-Director of the BS in Data Science program at the University of San Francisco. He has joint appointments in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the MS in Data Science program, where he has developed and taught courses in Bayesian statistics, machine learning, data science, and network analysis. In research, James develops new statistical and computational techniques to model, analyze, and explore high-dimensional and relational…