Charity Adams

Dr. Charity T. Adams joined Walden in 2005 to support school districts in meeting their professional development needs. She has worked in higher education for 20 years, serving in several distinct roles, including business development regional director, student affairs manager, doctoral mentor, and adjunct faculty member in public, private, and community-based adult education programs. Dr. Adams' role at Walden University includes serving as a contributing faculty member and as faculty advisor for the Walden University Divine Nine Alliance (DNA) student organization and the Golden Key International Honour Society.

Dr. Adams' current research interests primarily focus on business sustainability and strategic planning. She earned a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Georgia State University, a Master's degree and a Doctor of Business Administration from Walden University, as well as graduate certificates in Applied Project Management and College Teaching and Learning.

Dr. Adams is a lifelong learner and believes that education empowers individuals by providing them with the tools to achieve their goals. She helped lead the creation of student organizations like the Divine Nine Alliance (DNA) and the Readers for Good (RFG) Book Club. Through these organizations and her own community connections, Dr. Adams volunteers with a diverse range of organizations, including school districts, Head Start, and the YMCA. Her passion for helping others has led to social change in her community and among the Walden community.

Education

DBA, Walden University

Post-master's Certificate, Walden University

Post-master's Certificate, Walden University

MBA, Walden University

BA, Georgia State University