Regent University has announced that Dr. Carlos Campo is stepping down as president.
“We are very appreciative of Carlos’ work these past five years, and in particular his role in developing new partnerships and friendships at the local, national and global level,” says Daniel Sellers, chair of the Regent board of trustees. “The board is grateful for his endeavors, which have enhanced our community.”
Campo came to Regent in 2008 as chief academic officer and was starting his fourth year as president.
“I am blessed and honored to have served as president of Regent University,” Campo says. “It’s been a privilege to work with the staff, faculty and board to serve our students. I would also like to thank the great people of Hampton Roads, who have made us feel so welcome in this community.”
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