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Gwen Atkinson-Williams

NONPARTISAN

Gwen Atkinson-Williams is running for Brunswick City Commissioner, North District.

Personal background

Gwen Atkinson-Williams is from Brunswick, Georgia. She attended Glynn Academy High School. She has an associate's degree in Business Administration/Accounting and Medical Laboratory Technology from Brunswick College, a Bachelor of Education, Middle Grades from Armstrong State College, a Master of Education, Secondary Science from Georgia Southern University, a Certification in Educational Leadership and Administration from Georgia Southern University, and a Doctor of Education, Educational Leadership and Administration from Georgia Southern University.

Professional background

Gwen Atkinson-Williams is a teacher. She works at Glynn County Schools, where she has been for 30 years. She previously worked as an Adjunct Professor at Savannah State University and a Medical Laboratory Tech - PRN at Southeast Georgia Health System.

Political background

Gwen Atkinson-Williams' campaign for City Commissioner is her first entry into politics.

Natural Resources & the Environment

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Housing & Urban Development

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Public Safety

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Public Services

Supports new companies and businesses to increase employment in the city.

Wants to "provide employees and potential employees with the tools needed to start and advance careers."

Intends to engage youth with STEM and recreation programs.

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Transportation & Infrastructure

Says she wants to "fix infrastructure, drainage issues, and beautify neighborhoods around the city."

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