Vice President of Administrative Services
     

Bob Williamson brings more than 20 years of leadership experience to his role as vice president of Administrative Services at Clark College. 

Williamson most recently served as administrative services manager and was promoted to deputy director of Clark County Public Health.  At Public Health, Williamson oversaw all administrative functions including budget development, financial reporting and forecasting, human resources, labor relations, facilities, information services, and grants and contract management. As deputy director, he managed the health assessment, evaluation and outreach units and served on the department’s leadership team.   His management experience also includes four years as Executive Director of Educational Opportunities for Children and Families (Vancouver) and six years as director of the City of Vancouver’s Retired Senior Volunteer Program.

Bob Williamson graduated from Fort Steilacoom Community College in Tacoma with an associate of arts degree.  He went on to earn bachelor’s and master’s degrees in political science at Western Washington University. 

He has been a member of the Washington State Association of Head Start and ECEAP, served as chair of the Clark County Community Network and has been active with the National Head Start Association and the Public Health Executive Leadership Forum.

Williamson said he’s proud to serve the community in his new role at Clark College.  “I have had the fortune of working with Clark College as a partner in my previous work experience in the county,” he said.  “It is exciting to now be part of an institution that plays such an important role in the vitality and livability of our community.”