Former BWXT pres now dean of Liberty University School of Engineering

Kenneth Camplin, formerly president of the BWX Technologies’ Nuclear Services Group in Lynchburg, Va., has been appointed as the new dean of the School of Engineering at nearby school Liberty University.
As president of the Nuclear Services Group from 2017 onward,…

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