Center for Adult and Professional Studies

Email: dlcampbell@apu.edu
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As an adjunct professor for the Center for Adult and Professional Studies, Doug Campbell, M.A., is in his fifth year as lead instructor for the BSOL program. He is a member of the BSOL Online development team, and also teaches graduate courses. Campbell’s professional experience includes a breadth of executive responsibilities in for-profit and international not-for-profit environments, missions, media, and service to the HIV/AIDS community. He is currently Executive Director of a social services arm of The Salvation Army in downtown Los Angeles. Although a California native, he has lived much of his adult life in Asia, Micronesia and Hawaii, traveling to 65 countries for a variety of leadership and capital development projects. He earned his graduate degree in an accelerated, adult learning program, and thus has a passion for adult students and the commitment required to earn a degree. Campbell and his wife of 27 years have two adult children.

M.A. - Organizational Leadership, Azusa Pacific University
B.A. - Journalism, California State University, Los Angeles

Publications
Campbell, D. L., Lane, J. M., and Bass, B. "Algeria - Salvation for Families Affected by HIV/A.I.D.S." The Source 13.1 (2004).

Associations, Boards, Committees
American Management Association
Association of Fundraising Professionals
Certified Fund Raising Executive, Association of Fundraising Professionals

Group and Team Dynamics
Conflict Resolution
Leadership Development
Organizational Development and Analysis
Communication