The University of Texas at San Antonio announced Wednesday that its athletic director, Lisa Campos, has agreed to stay on a little while longer.
University of Texas at San Antonio athletic director Lisa Campos at an introductory news conference for UTSA men's basketball coach Austin Claunch on April 11, 2024.–
“Lisa is held in the highest regard within the NCAA, American Athletic Conference, state of Texas D1, and San Antonio sports communities,” UTSA President Taylor Eighmy said in a statement. “She has led our athletics enterprise with vision, boldness, integrity, and collaboration. I know I speak for so many of our advocates, partners, and philanthropic supporters when I say she is an incredible asset for our university and our community here in San Antonio.
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