Camden Stockton

Experience

Executive Associate Athletic Director - External Affairs, Omaha (NCAA Division I - Summit League) - 2025-Present
Senior Associate Athletic Director - External Affairs, Omaha - 2025
Senior Associate Athletic Director for Development, Akron (NCAA Division I - Mid-American Conference) - 2022-25
Associate Athletic Director of Development, Fresno State (NCAA Division I - Mountain West Conference) - 2021-22
Associate Athletic Director of Development, Long Beach State (NCAA Division I - Big West Conference) - 2019-21
Assistant Director of Development - Annual Fund, TCU (NCAA Division I - Big 12 Conference) - 2015-19
Communications Specialist, TCU - 2014-15
Graduate Assistant, West Virginia (NCAA Division I - Big 12 Conference) - 2012-14

Personal

At Omaha

Appointed Senior Associate Athletic Director - External Affairs on May 27, 2025.
Elevated to Executive Associate Athletic Director - External Affairs on October 14, 2025.
Instrumental in bringing Taymar Sales U to Omaha Athletics and Baxter Arena.

Akron Highlights

Established the Summit Circle, a major giving society requiring a five-year commitment to provide stability and strategic support for coaches and staff in setting achievable annual fundraising goals. Since its inception, the Summit Circle has nearly 50 commitments, totaling $9 million as of February 2025.
Worked closely with "Fear the Roo Collective" leadership to establish, build and grow the largest name, image and likeness (NIL) budget in the MAC.
Secured a $750,000 naming gift for the Wentz Financial Player Development Center and was instrumental in keeping the project on-track.
Secured a $1.3 million donation to fully fund baseball scholarships.
Collaborated with the ticket office to implement new sales strategies, focusing on groups. As a result of this, men's basketball revenue increased by 18%, football by 19% and new revenue for men's basketball grew 42% year-over-year.
In Stockton's tenure, donations increased by 31%, individual gifts grew by 31.3% and the number of unique donors rose by 32.5%.
Revitalized the Zips Athletic Club by restoring its original 1986 name and shifting its focus from transactional giving to philanthropy.
Involved in capital projects including: the Wentz Financial Group Player Development Center, the football scoreboard, the field house lighting project, among others.

Fresno State Highlights

Secured naming gift for the new Morse Wittwer Sport Performance Center.
Closed more than $700,000 in major gifts in first year and increased number of athletic endowments by 50%.
Established the Meyers Champions Circle major giving society.

Long Beach State Highlights

Secured gift of $1.8 million for Bohl Diamond at Blair Field renovations, the largest cash gift in athletic department history.
Increased dollars raised by 102% and unique gifts by 66% from FY19 to FY20 despite COVID-19 restrictions.
Held project management of Blair Field renovations, including conception, design, vendor contracts and fundraising.
Closed six-figure gifts for Blair Field Renovations, including the Steve Trachsel Bullpen.

TCU Highlights

Front line fundraiser with oversight of the TCU Frog Club’s $13.2 million annual fund and department budget of more than $750,000.
Engineered revenue-generating luxury spaces that created $350,000 in new revenue.
Increased annual giving by more than $1 million during tenure and closed numerous six- and seven-figure gifts for two capital projects of more than $50 million in scale.