Tim Williams has spent more than three decades working in independent schools and higher education, building a career centered on athletics, student development, and school leadership. He currently serves as Director of Athletics at University School of Milwaukee, where he oversees a comprehensive K–12 athletic program encompassing 27 sports, 77 teams, and more than 130 coaches. As a member of the School’s Leadership Team, Tim is responsible for the strategic direction of the athletic department, including program development, budgeting, facilities, coaching evaluation and professional development, and relationships with state and regional athletic organizations.

Prior to joining University School of Milwaukee, Tim served for ten years as Director of Athletics at Princeton Day School. There, he led athletics across the lower, middle, and upper schools, managing a department of seven professionals and more than 100 coaches. His work included overseeing a 22-sport, 70-team program, developing coaching and professional development programs, strengthening departmental policies and handbooks, and guiding athletic facilities planning and expansion. He also served in leadership roles with the New Jersey Independent Schools Athletic Association and the Women’s Ice Hockey League of the Mid-Atlantic.

Throughout his career, Tim has remained deeply connected to coaching and the student-athlete experience. He has served as Varsity Boys Basketball Coach at Princeton Day School since 2011, leading the team to a Prep State Championship in 2016 and championship-game appearances in 2012 and 2013. Previously, as Director of Athletics and Varsity Boys Basketball Coach at Louisville Collegiate School, he helped expand athletic participation, developed a comprehensive grades 7–12 basketball curriculum, and led the basketball program to its first Regional Class “A” Championship in school history.

Earlier in his career, Tim taught physical education and coached multiple sports at Collegiate School in Richmond and coached and taught at Greensboro Day School. He also held a leadership role in student affairs at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where he managed university center operations and taught undergraduate courses.

A Certified Master Athletic Administrator (CMAA), Tim has been active with the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association for more than two decades and has completed extensive leadership and professional development training. He holds an M.S. in Exercise and Sports Science, with a specialty in Sports Psychology, from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and a B.A. in Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.