William Michael Campbell was born in Oklahoma City and grew up in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. He is a graduate of the University of Kansas, where he received a bachelors in Education and a doctorate in Speech and Hearing Science. During the Vietnam war he served in Southeast Asia with the 388th Tactical Fighter Squadron as an F-4 Phantom and F-105 Thunderchief automatic flight control systems specialist with the United States Air Force, where he received the Expert Marksman Medal and the Good Conduct Medal.
Dr. Campbell has spent twenty years as a corporate educational consultant and he is the author of many Organizational Development books and seminars, as well as technical books on a variety of subjects. He has lectured and presented several research papers at the Juilliard School of Music's Symposia for Care of the Professional Voice and is a certified facilitator for Dr. Stephen R. Covey's The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People seminars.
Dr. Campbell is the father of three sons; his oldest, Bryan, is a geologist who does surveying and oil exploration on Alaska's North Slope and makes his home in Girdwood, Alaska. Daryn, his "middle" son, lives in Taos, New Mexico and is in market research. Colin, his youngest, is in his senior year of college, seeking a degree in film production. He has one grandson, Nikihla, age seven, the son of Daryn and his wife Karyn. He currently resides in Kansas City, Missouri. When he's not writing, he's either in Alaska or New Mexico with his sons, or playing keyboards and electric bass for several "blues" bands around the Kansas City area. He has a "side" business building Hardanger fiddles and mountain dulcimers on a commission basis.

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Bill, Bryan and Colin Campbell

Daryn and Grandson Nikhila

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