Mark C. Hampton

In his new role, effective October 7, Mark will provide high-level, analytically-based, and data-driven advice to advance strategy development and operational efficiency at all levels, and will lead and oversee the finance, facilities, human resources, public safety, and information technology divisions of the Law School.

Before accepting his position at Brooklyn Law, Hampton had a similar role at Washington College in Chestertown, MD. Hampton has also served as Vice President for Enrollment and Enterprise Analytics at the New York Institute of Technology (NYIT), where he developed tools for data-driven decision making and led the enrollment management, planning, assessment, accreditation, and institutional research activities of the Institute, and as Assistant Vice President for Budget and Financial Planning at the University of Virginia, where he directed the development and implementation of its Academic Division’s operating and capital budgets, and helped lead efforts to develop a new activity-based internal financial model.