Fulfilling Jerome’s Legacy

Jou Pub What I thought I could bring to the table . . . insight and understanding that would broaden the field, that would make it more appealing to other [underrepresented groups] to study and make non-[underrepresented groups] have a greater respect for the community and what the community represents. —Jerome Williams, in an interview with Susan Todd, Rutgers Business School, four days before his death on January 29, 2021

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