Research
Kesha’s research dives-deep into various fields, impacting change in academic and community spaces. Her interdisciplinary approach is evidenced by the accessibility of her work in humanities and social science databases and medical databases such as the National Institute of Health, National Library of Medicine, and Europe PMC. Significantly, her research transcends disciplinary boundaries, with publications featured in databases covering diverse fields, including Communications (Communication & Mass Media Complete), Medicine (PubMed), History (America: History & Life), Sociology (Sociological Abstracts), Gender Studies (LGBTQ+, Women's Studies International), Education (ERIC), and Religion (American Theological Library Association Religion Database with ATLA Serials).
She is the co-editor of Reifying Women’s Experiences with Invisible Illness and Contemporary Christian Culture. Additionally, she is a featured scholar in the documentary Beautiful Me. Dr. Williams teaches courses including research methods, popular culture, interpersonal, family, and health communication.
