Trinity is led by Vanessa B. Beasley, Ph.D., the University's 20th President. The President works with an executive leadership team that makes up the President's Cabinet. The University is governed by a diverse Board of Trustees, which establishes policies for the governance of the University.


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President

Vanessa B. Beasley

Vanessa B. Beasley, Ph.D. began her tenure in July 2022 as Trinity University’s 20th president in the school’s 153-year history. Guided by the University’s student-centered mission and vision, Beasley stands ready to lead one of the nation’s top liberal arts universities.

Beasley, Trinity’s first female president, previously served as vice provost for academic affairs, dean of residential faculty, and an associate professor of communication studies at Vanderbilt University. Beasley’s areas of academic expertise include the rhetoric of American presidents, political rhetoric on immigration, and media and politics. She attended Vanderbilt as an undergraduate and earned a bachelor of arts in speech communication and theatre arts. She also holds a Ph.D. in speech communication from the University of Texas at Austin.

President Beasley is married to Trey Beasley and they have two adult sons. She enjoys traveling, listening to live music, and lifting weights in her free time.

Letter from the President

Greetings! 

Trinity’s mission is to foster student success through enduring excellence, intentional inclusion, and perpetual discovery. We offer a unique and personalized educational experience that blends the humanities, STEM, and pre-professional programs in an urban residential setting. We are committed to interdisciplinary experiential learning and undergraduate research, using abundant resources to support and enhance the student experience.

We look forward to welcoming you to our campus and continuing our journey together.

Vanessa B. Beasley, Ph.D.
President, Trinity University

Executive Leadership Team


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Megan Mustain, Ph.D.
Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

Megan Mustain, Ph.D., oversees all academic programs as well as the academic budget and contributes significantly to Trinity University's vision and strategic goals. She develops and mentors faculty and professional staff in Academic Affairs, including Coates Library, TU Press, and the Registrar.

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Michael Bacon, CFRE
Vice President for Alumni Relations & Development

Michael Bacon, CFRE, has more than 35 years of experience as a senior-level development and external relations executive, where he specialized in the creation and implementation of strategic fundraising programs. At Trinity, Bacon provides leadership and strategic vision to University fundraising and alumni engagement.

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Kristina Campos-Davis, MBA, Ph.D.
Chief of Staff and Assistant Secretary to the Board

Kristina Campos-Davis, MBA, Ph.D. is a project management, communication, and higher education leader with more than 25 years of experience, including 18 as a professor of communication and sociology. At Trinity, Campos-Davis serves in the President's office as Chief of Staff and Board Liaison.

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Mark Detterick
Vice President for Finance and Administration

Mark A. Detterick serves as Trinity’s Chief Financial Officer and brings over 20 years of experience in leading business operations within higher education. He and his team support the success of students and faculty at Trinity by overseeing the University’s financial operations, auxiliary services, facilities management, facilities design and construction, information technology, public safety, and the execution of strategic initiatives.

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Tom Evelyn
Vice President for Strategic Communications and Marketing

As vice president for Strategic Communications and Marketing, Tom Evelyn leads the team charged with telling Trinity's story and elevating and protecting the university's brand and reputation. Through impactful storytelling and compelling marketing, SCM strengthens Trinity’s visibility and engagement with various internal and external audiences to advance the university's goals.

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Brandi Jones, Ed.D.
Vice President for People, Culture, and Community

Dr. Brandi P. Jones is the inaugural Vice President for People, Culture, and Community at Trinity University. She leads efforts to foster belonging, develop leaders, and strengthen employee engagement while advancing Trinity’s role as a cultural and economic anchor in San Antonio and beyond. With two decades of leadership experience at USC, Princeton, Caltech, and Occidental College, she is recognized for aligning people and purpose to help communities thrive.

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Eric Maloof
Vice President for Enrollment Management

Eric Maloof serves as Trinity's chief enrollment officer and is responsible for strategic planning, overall management, and daily administration of the Office of Admissions, Student Financial Services, and Intercollegiate Athletics and Campus Recreation.  He is dedicated to the mission of promoting Trinity's reputation as a top national liberal arts and sciences institution and to maintain an enrollment of talented, diverse and innovative students.

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Erika Robinson, Esq.
General Counsel

As General Counsel, Erika Robinson, Esq. J.D., provides important legal oversight and strategic guidance for the University. She is a subject matter expert in Title IX issues and has extensive experience in many other legal matters, including employment, academics, privacy, and risk management. She holds a certificate in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion from Georgetown University’s School of Continuing Studies.

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Andrew Wells, Ph.D.
Vice President for Student Affairs

Andrew M. Wells, Ph.D., serves as chief student affairs officer. In this role he oversees Integrated Counseling, Health Services and Wellness Services; Residential Life; the Chapel & Spiritual Life; the Dean of Students Office; Student Inclusion & Belonging; and Student Engagement & Development.

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Clarence Wyatt, Ph.D.
Special Advisor to the President

Clarence R. Wyatt, Ph.D., serves as special adviser to the president. An accomplished leader in higher education and university administration and development with more than 46 years of experience, Wyatt works closely with President Beasley on government relations and special projects. He previously served as president of Monmouth College.

University Boards

Board of Trustees
Trinity is governed by its Board of Trustees, responsible for establishing policies for the governance of the University.

Board of Visitors
The Board of Visitors, comprised of alumni and friends of the University, acts as a sounding board to the President, offering strategic advice.

Alumni Association Board
The advisory body for the Trinity University Alumni Association, this board seeks to increase alumni interaction and support.