RALEIGH, N.C. – Campbell Law School served as the event sponsor for the 2017 First Lady’s Luncheon in honor of Kristin Cooper, wife of newly elected North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper, on Friday, Jan. 6 at the North Carolina State Bar in downtown Raleigh. The new First Lady of North Carolina, Cooper graduated from Campbell Law in 1982.
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“We’re excited and proud to have an alumna of our fine institution in the Governor’s mansion,” said Campbell Law Dean J. Rich Leonard. “As First Lady of our state, Kristin Cooper serves as a fabulous role model for our students and alums alike.”
Leonard offered remarks and extended congratulations and best wishes on behalf of the law school at the event. Campbell University First Lady Kathy Creed, Assistant Dean of External Relations Megan West Sherron and several law school faculty and alumni accompanied Leonard in the law school’s delegation at the event.
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