Bio

Gregory A. Bormann is a seasoned higher education leader with over 20 years of experience in academic administration, workforce development, and student-centered innovation. As a first-generation college graduate, he brings a strong personal understanding of education’s life-changing potential. His leadership emphasizes access, equity, and career-aligned educational pathways.

Bormann joined Taft College in March 2025 as the Interim Vice President of Instruction, where he leads academic programs, faculty support, and instructional services. His work focuses on expanding student success, workforce partnerships, and inclusive learning environments.

Previously, Bormann served as Dean of Aerospace, Industrial Arts, and Applied Technology at Antelope Valley College, overseeing 25+ CTE programs, two baccalaureate degrees, and major grant initiatives. He also held the role of Dean of Health and Safety Sciences, where he managed programs in Health, Nursing, and Athletics and championed facility improvements and equity initiatives.

His contributions extend beyond academic oversight—he has served as Distance Education Coordinator, Emergency Operations Manager, and led inmate education programs in collaboration with CDCR. Before entering the California community college system, Bormann was Director of Athletics and Assistant Professor at Lane College, an HBCU, where he strengthened athletic programs and tripled scholarship support.

Bormann holds an M.S. in Kinesiology from Texas A&M University–Kingsville and a B.A. from California State University, Long Beach. He is known for mentoring future educators, strengthening career pipelines, and advocating for underserved students.

Outside of work, he enjoys family time, outdoor activities, and exploring new technologies.