Faculty

Angela Walker, Ed.D.

Professor of English, School of Humanities and Fine Arts
Office:
Seymour 202

Dr. Angela Walker is a professor of English and Title III Activity Director. She served as Interim Dean from August 2021 to June 2022. Dr. Walker provides leadership, oversight, and guidance to the English, Spanish, Fine Arts, History, Mass Media, and Music Departments (with total budgets of $1M) based on established educational policies. She also serves as a backup academic advisor for 165 students across the curriculum. Dr. Walker has served in numerous capacities at the College, including serving as Assistant to the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs and as Faculty Development Coordinator.

Dr. Walker’s most recent awards include being named a 2023 UNCF Teaching + Learning Center Faculty Fellow Participant. She also held the 2019-2020 Diversity Fellowship from the Council on Independent Colleges and the American Academic Leadership Institute. Her 2019 memoir, There is Lyfe After Death: Moving Forward After A Miscarriage, was a Women’s Health Category Finalist in the Best Book Award Contest. The book was also included on the New England Book Festival Honorable Mention list.

Dr. Walker earned a Doctor of Education in Higher Education Administration from the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, a Master of Arts in Integrated Studies, a Master of Public Affairs, and a Bachelor of Science in Merchandising from Jacksonville State University. As an undergraduate, she attended Jacksonville State University on a volleyball scholarship.

Recent publications include the following:

  • Woodard Walker, A. (2022). “Action.” Best Poets of 2021. New Freedom: Eber & Wein Publishing. Woodard Walker, A. (2020). “Bloody Battle.” Upon Arrival: Ascension. p. 183. New Freedom: Eber & Wein Publishing.
  • Woodard Walker, A. (2018). There is lyfe after death: Moving forward after a miscarriage. Tustin, CA: Trilogy Christian Publishing.
  • Woodard Walker, A. (In press). Utilizing high-impact teaching strategies to teach politics in courses with different term lengths during a pandemic: Fall 2020. Proposal accepted for online teaching peer-reviewed anthology.