Brian Campion's Biography
- State Senate (VT) - Bennington, Democratic
Contact Information
Office
Vermont State Senate
115 State Street
Montpelier, VT 05633-5301
1292 West Road
Bennington, VT 05201
Full Name:
Brian A. Campion
Gender:
Male
Family:
Partner: Eric
Birth Date:
12/11/1970
Birth Place:
Albany, NY
Home City:
Bennington, VT
Attended, Universite Laval, Quebec
Attended, University of Provence, France
MA, History, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 2001
BA, History, Springfield College, 1993
Senator, Vermont State Senate, District Bennington, 2014-present
Candidate, Vermont State Senate, District Bennington, 2022
Representative, Vermont State House of Representatives, District Bennington-2-1, 2010-2014
Candidate, Vermont State House of Representatives, District Bennington-2-1, 2010, 2012
Member, Agriculture Committee
Chair, Education Committee
Chair, Ethics Committee
Member, Expanded Learning Opportunities Working Group
Member, Joint Committee on Canvassing
Co-Chair, Senate Workgroup on Transition Challenges
Member, Sexual Harassment Panel
Member, Subcommittee on Higher Education
Former Member, Education Committee, Vermont State House of Representatives
Former Clerk, Education Committee, Vermont State Senate
Former Member, Finance Committee, Vermont State Senate
Former Vice Chair, Natural Resources and Energy Committee, Vermont State Senate
Director of Public Policy, Elizabeth Coleman Center for the Advancement of Public Action (CAPA), Bennington College, present
Senior Advancement Officer, Bennington College
Director, Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Vice-Chair, Bennington County Democrats
Commissioner, Bennington Housing Authority
Trustee, Bennington Museum
Trustee, Green Mountain Express Network
Trustee, Threshold Collaborative
Priority Issues:
The following represent a sampling of such priorities that we look to work on in the coming legislative session: a sustainable property tax system; the opiate addiction crisis; comprehensive education reform; increased protection of Vermont's children; a fair and predictable healthcare system; sustainable economic development and job opportunities; and affordable higher education.