Kelvin Campbell enters his second season as a Panther assistant coach, last season working closely with the throwing portion of the program. Campbell will now begin work with the sprinters.

Campbell comes to Adelphi with a coaching resume that spans nearly two decades, and a list of NCAA qualifiers and Olympians under his direction nearly as long. Prior to dawning the Brown and Gold, Campbell spent seven years at Long Island University - C.W. Post, guiding their sprints program. Campbell was an integral part in the rebirth in the program, bringing multiple athletes to the NCAA and IC4A competition.

Prior to C.W. Post, Campbell spent eight years at his alma mater, New York Tech and played a major role in helping develop runners who later qualified for the Olympic trials, national meets and the NCAA championships.

Campbell currently works for the Long Island University Data Center. He and his wife, Julia, live in Westbury with their three children.