An experienced administrator with extensive work history in higher education and arts
management has been named the director of the new Woodrow W. McGlothlin Center for theArts at Emory & Henry College, Emory, Virginia.
Lisa Campbell has begun work to prepare for the opening of the center, which is under
construction with completion expected in April.
Campbell most recently served as director of the Center for Student Affairs at Discovery
Park at the University of North Texas in Denton. In that capacity she served as a liaison
between the division of student affairs and the Discovery Park Campus and responded to all
service needs for students in the colleges of information and engineering.
Other job positions include director of diversity and outreach and coordinator for
audience development and special events for the School of Fine Arts at Miami University in
Oxford, Ohio, and executive director of the Cook Forest Sawmill Center for the Arts in Cooksburg, Penn.
Campbell holds a Master of Arts in higher education administration from Indiana University
of Pennsylvania. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in theater from the same institution.
Crews have been working since the fall of 2013 on the $20 million McGlothlin Center for
the Arts, which is located toward the center of the historic E&H campus between Wiley Hall
and Carriger Hall.
The Woodrow W. McGlothlin Center for the Arts honors the memory of a 1937 Emory
& Henry graduate and longtime, beloved benefactor of the college. The lead gifts for the
McGlothlin Center were provided through the personal generosity of McGlothlin and the Mc-
Glothlin Foundation.
