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Dwaun Warmack, Ed.D.
President, Board Member, Speaker, and Eisenhower Fellow
Dr. Dwaun J. Warmack is an accomplished educational leader currently serving as the 9th President of Claflin University.1 His career in higher education spans over two decades, showcasing a progression through various leadership roles at multiple institutions.
Professional Experience
Dr. Warmack assumed the presidency of Claflin University in August 2019.1 Prior to this, he held several significant positions:
- President of Harris-Stowe State University (2014-2019)1
- Senior Vice President at Bethune-Cookman University (2013-2014)1
- Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Development at Bethune-Cookman University (2012-2013)1
- Vice President for Student Affairs at Bethune-Cookman University (2010-2012)1
- Associate Dean of Students at Rhodes College (2005-2010)1
- Director of Programs/Associate Director of University Center at Western Carolina University (2004-2005)1
Education and Expertise
Dr. Warmack holds an Ed.D., indicating his doctoral-level expertise in education. He has extensive experience in:
- University administration
- Enrollment management
- Student affairs
- Budget oversight
- Strategic planning
- Diversity and inclusion initiatives
Additional Roles
Beyond his primary role as a university president, Dr. Warmack is also:
- A board member
- A public speaker
- An Eisenhower Fellow1
Dr. Warmack's career trajectory demonstrates a consistent commitment to higher education leadership, with a particular focus on student success, institutional advancement, and strategic management. His diverse experiences across multiple institutions have likely contributed to his current role as the leader of Claflin University, a historically black university in Orangeburg, South Carolina.
