With more than 35 years of distinguished service to Polk State College, Reginal T. Webb currently serves as Senior Vice President for Student Services and Campus Operations, a role he has held since September 2022. He previously served as Vice President for Student Services from 2014–2022. In this capacity, Webb functions as the College’s chief officer for Student Services and the lead administrator for Safety, Security, and Campus Operations across Polk State’s multi-campus system.

A Lakeland native, Webb earned a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Bethune-Cookman University and a Master of Business Administration from Nova Southeastern University. He also served as an Adjunct Business Instructor at Polk State for more than a decade, teaching courses in banking and commercial lending.

Webb began his career at Polk State in 1990 as an Academic Advisor, where his daily work with students shaped his lifelong commitment to access, equity, and student success. Over time, he advanced through a series of increasingly responsible leadership roles, including Admissions Specialist, Director of Enrollment Management, and Dean of Student Services for the Lakeland Campus. These experiences provided him with deep expertise in enrollment management, advising, student development, campus operations, and institutional effectiveness.

As Senior Vice President, Webb provides strategic leadership for a comprehensive portfolio that includes advising, admissions, registration and records, financial aid collaboration, career services, disability and counseling services, student activities, athletics, TRIO programs, Title IX, CARE Team coordination, facilities, and campus safety and security. He leads districtwide planning for student services, recommends organizational structures and resources, oversees multi-million-dollar operational functions, and ensures compliance with state and federal regulations.

Webb is widely respected for his collaborative leadership style, his commitment to shared governance, and his ability to build partnerships with K–12 systems, community organizations, and local law enforcement, including his ongoing service on the Polk County Sheriff’s Advisory Council. He has played a central role in major institutional initiatives related to enrollment growth, student retention, campus safety, and operational alignment.

Deeply committed to Polk State’s mission, Webb views the College not just as a workplace, but as a second home.

“I love Polk State College. At the core of everything I do is a commitment to helping our students succeed. Student success is both our responsibility and our greatest reward.”