Fred DiUlus, PhD is Chair of the Board of Trustees and the first President of San Gregorio College. Currently, he also serves as the Chair of the Aging Veterans Care Relief Fund, a charitable education organization that serves veterans primarily age 65 and older nationwide. He is the Founder and President Emeritus of Global Academy (Online), a 17 year old blended university builder as well as a Sr. Fellow with the Center for Entrepreneurship, Freedom and Ethics, As a life-long entrepreneur and educator, and one of the 21st Century's early pioneers in developing online and blended higher education advanced technologies, he was recently recognized as an Albert Nelson Marquis WHO’S WHO Lifetime Achievement Award recipient.

Dr. DiUlus has served as an Associate Director and Director of the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults at the Cathedral of St. Augustine, Florida and St. Thomas Aquinas in Lea County, New Mexico respectively. He also served as an Engaged Encounter specialist in Communications ministering to adults about to enter into the Sacrament of Matrimony in the Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine. He is a past Chairman of Religious Ministries at the University of North Florida serving all faiths, and a former Director of the Cursillo Leadership School at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish in Palm Coast, FL. 

Dr. DiUlus is a graduate of the Good News of Devine Mercy Evangelization School of Pensacola, Florida where he became a devoted advocate for cooperative Christian outreach among the various Christian denominations. His work allowed him to serve as a national consultant to Young Adult Ministries headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio and as a Board Member, Chair and Event and Fund coordinator for the Salvation Army of Lea County, New Mexico.

San Gregorio College was developed to provide a higher education in Christian Ministry, Management, and outreach to bring Servant Leaders to new heights in order to share the Good News worldwide. San Gregorio is non-denominational College and welcomes students from all faiths. The college promotes a Christian worldview based on Gospel tenants shared by all Christian religions. Those tenants are detailed in the college’s Statement of Faith and the Holy Bible.