Casey Campbell

As a Telepresence Engineer at George Mason University, Casey Campbell plays a pivotal role in enhancing the collaborative video technology landscape within higher education. With a strong passion for engineering and a commitment to supporting innovative video solutions, Casey leverages a unique blend of technical expertise and intuitive problem-solving skills to develop, deploy, and maintain advanced communication tools that facilitate seamless interactions among faculty, students, and researchers.

In his current role, Casey is privileged to collaborate with a dedicated team of system administrators, infrastructure engineers, and research computing specialists. Together, they provide robust infrastructure for GMU's enterprise applications and research initiatives, ensuring that compute, storage, backups, and security are effectively managed. Casey's proficiency in technologies such as Tandberg, SIP Trunking, and various video conferencing protocols (H.323, H.320) enables him to design and implement solutions that meet the diverse needs of the university community.

Key projects under Casey's leadership include the integration of cutting-edge telepresence systems that enhance remote learning and collaboration, particularly in a post-pandemic landscape where virtual engagement has become essential. His outstanding verbal and written communication skills not only facilitate effective training and support for users but also contribute to the development of creative non-fiction and podcasting initiatives that further enrich the academic experience at GMU. By staying at the forefront of technological advancements and fostering a culture of collaboration, Casey Campbell is instrumental in driving the university's mission to provide an exceptional educational environment.