Cameron Wilson joined Nebraska Athletics as the Director of Memorial Stadium Complex in October of 2026. Wilson is responsible for overseeing the daily operations, maintenance, and event readiness of Memorial Stadium, Hawks Championship Center, and the Osborne Legacy Complex. He also provides leadership for facility operations, maintenance planning, event coordination, staff supervision, and project management.
Prior to the Huskers, Wilson served the University of North Texas as the Senior Associate Athletic Director for Facilities and Event Management from 2024-2026. In this position, he oversaw the facilities and events, capital projects, concessions and broadcast departments. Wilson helped lead the completion of a $12+ million capital project and the design of a $24+ million in capital projects. Wilson directed over $3+ million in facility enhancements and deferred maintenance projects, oversaw a $3+ million operating budget and coordinated third-party contracts for field maintenance, custodial, security, event staffing and parking. He served as a member of the senior staff and was the women's swimming and diving sport administrator. From 2023-24, Wilson served as the assistant athletic director of facilities and event management.
Prior to North Texas, Wilson was the Assistant Athletic Director of Events and Facilities for the University of South Dakota (2021-2023). Wilson assisted in the project execution of the $26 million DakotaDome renovation and oversaw a $1M+ operating budget. He also served as game administrator for each of USD's home athletic events and the championship manager for multiple Summit League Championship events including outdoor track and field, swimming and diving, and volleyball. Wilson also served as the Director of Events at South Dakota from 2017-2021.
Wilson also made stops at Marshall University (Assistant Director of Facilities and Events - 2016-17) and Creighton University (Athletic Facilities and Operations Intern - 2015-16).
Wilson earned his bachelor's degree in sport management from Wayne State College (2012) and his master's degree in Intercollegiate Athletic Administration from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2016).
Cameron is a native of Beatrice, Neb.
