23/10/2026
Thank you, Reggie Webb, for more than 36 years of service to Polk State students. From advising students to leading the services that supported their success, your work has touched generations of graduates. We join our College community in wishing you a wonderful retirement!
After more than 36 years of distinguished service to Polk State College, Senior Vice President for Student Services and Campus Operations Reggie Webb is retiring.
A Lakeland native who began his career as an academic advisor in 1990 at what was then Polk Community College, Webb rose through the ranks to become one of Polk State’s longest serving student services leaders.
Webb’s career at the College included roles such as admissions specialist, director of enrollment management, associate dean, and dean of student services before he was named Vice President for Student Services in 2014. He was elevated to Senior Vice President in 2022, expanding his responsibilities to include campus operations, facilities, and public safety and security. He oversaw admission, advising, athletics, TRiO Student Support Services, Title IX, and campus safety. He also served as an adjunct professor of business.
His retirement marks the close of a career defined by service to students and the greater community.
“Senior Vice President Webb has served as a cornerstone of Polk State College for more than three decades with an unwavering dedication to students,” said Polk State President Anastasios Kamoutsas. “His leadership and his genuine care for the College have left a lasting impact. On behalf of the entire Polk State community, we thank him for his remarkable service and wish him all the best in his next chapter.”
