Charles E Williams

Title
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Email
Department
Department of Applied Aerospace Science
College
College of Aviation

Areas of Expertise

​Workplace Violence Prevention, Aviation Security, Program Management, Emergency Preparedness, Facility Security, Security Operations, Stakeholder Collaboration, Program Analysis, Operational Efficiency, Crisis Response, Academic Instruction, Scholarship Development, Student Engagement, Philanthropy
Charles E Williams

Charles Williams is an adjunct professor who has been teaching since 2017. With a distinguished aviation career, he serves as Program Manager for Workplace Violence Prevention, overseeing a global initiative supporting over 600 sites. His role includes preparing annual reports for senior leadership and providing continuous guidance and support across these locations. Previously, he held key positions in security and emergency preparedness within the aviation sector, collaborating with law enforcement and stakeholders to safeguard critical facilities and operations.


A dedicated philanthropist, Williams established a scholarship fund in honor of his parents to support Embry-Riddle students pursuing study abroad opportunities. Committed to fostering accessible global education, he contributes his teaching income to this and other scholarship funds, creating impactful opportunities for students.
In the classroom, Williams prioritizes academic integrity and critical thinking. His teaching approach emphasizes comprehensive understanding, constructive feedback and the practical application of knowledge, equipping students to engage thoughtfully with real-world challenges.

  • M.A.S. - Master of Aeronautical Science in Aviation Aerospace Safety Systems, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
  • B.S. - Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Studies: Humanities, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
  • SCTY 400: Aviation Security
SCTY410 - Physical Security
  • Currently lead a global Workplace Violence Prevention Program supporting 600+ locations, responsible for tracking, monitoring, and delivering annual reports to senior leadership.
  • Previously managed high-security aviation facilities, overseeing emergency preparedness, active response plans, and coordinating with local stakeholders to ensure site safety and operational continuity.
  • Developed and analyzed initiatives to advance security protocols and improve operational efficiency within aviation environments.
College of Arts and Sciences Philanthropy Council, Embry-Riddle Daytona Beach
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt