Dan Marlowe, MS, PhD, LMFT, serves as Associate Dean and Founding Chair of the Department of Behavioral Health at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine, where he is also an Associate Professor. A licensed marriage and family therapist, he brings more than two decades of experience advancing integrated behavioral health, program development, and medical education.

Dr. Marlowe’s career has focused on building systems that integrate behavioral health into primary care, medical training, and interprofessional settings. His scholarship and teaching emphasize relational models of care, provider wellness, and the development of sustainable behavioral health programs. He has served in leadership roles across professional organizations, contributed to numerous peer-reviewed publications and book chapters, and regularly presents on topics such as clinician well-being, burnout prevention, and the evolution of integrated care.