In his eighth year at WSU, Kevin Williams is a man with many hats as he serves as Life SKILLS coordinator as well as an assistant coach with the women's basketball team.

As Life SKILLS coordinator, Williams is responsible for housing and community service opportunities for all Wright State athletes.

On the coaching side, Williams brings a great deal of experience to Wright State as he has coached on both the scholastic and intercollegiate levels.

At the college level, Williams was part of the women's basketball coaching staff at Chicago State in 2000-01, where he assisted in such areas as game strategy, position skill development, scouting and game preparation. He also served two years as the head men's basketball coach for the Wisconsin-Rock County Rattlers, a junior college located in Janesville, Wisconsin.

At the scholastic level, Williams coached junior high boys basketball for three years at Unity Point in Carbondale, Illinois, and was an eighth grade assistant football coach for Fort Riley Middle School in Fort Riley, Kansas.

The husband of Bridgett Williams, Kevin graduated from Kansas State in 1997 with a degree in child psychology.