Jermaine Williams

In a statement to the Montgomery College community today, Montgomery College Board of Trustees Chair Michael J. Knapp announced that Dr. Jermaine Williams will begin serving as the College's new president on Monday, February 28, 2022. Statement from Chair Knapp:. "On behalf of the Montgomery College Board of Trustees, I...

I want to congratulate Dr. Jermaine Williams on being selected as the new Montgomery College president and welcome him to Montgomery County. Dr. Williams brings to Montgomery College a sterling reputation in higher education, most recently as the president of Nassau Community College on Long Island – an institution with a similarly diverse student body as Montgomery College. I look forward to meeting and working with Dr. Williams on our shared goals of ensuring that higher education is obtainable, affordable, and most importantly, equitable to the residents of Montgomery County.

Montgomery College’s Board of Trustees announced Dr. Jermaine Williams as the new president of Montgomery College at an event earlier today at the college’s Rockville campus. Dr. Williams currently serves as the president of Nassau Community College in New York. Former Montgomery College president DeRionne Pollard left Montgomery...

Jermaine Williams, president of Nassau Community College in Garden City, New York, was named the next president of Montgomery College. Williams has almost 20 years of experience in higher education. He replaces DeRionne Pollard, who left to become president of Nevada State College. “Dr. Williams’ work in higher education has...

This story was updated at 5:40 p.m. on Dec. 17, 2021, to include comments from Jermaine Williams and Board of Trustees chair Mike Knapp. Jermaine Williams, the president of Nassau Community College on Long Island, N.Y., has been selected to be the next president of Montgomery College. The college announced Williams’ appointment Friday afternoon.

DETROIT, Mich. - Two men were shot and killed on a Thursday night in October 2019, and their families are looking for answers. Friends Ozie Terrell and Jermaine Williams were hanging with 3 other people at Terrell's house on Fenmore near 8 mile and Southfield Road when two people entered the side door and started firing shots.