Campbell Law to return to National Civil Trial Competition
RALEIGH – Months removed from competing in the championship finals, Campbell Law School’s advocacy program has been extended an invitation… More on this post
Academics & Outcomes
Campbell Medicine has highest percentage of residents match in family medicine
The Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine had the highest percentage of recent graduates match into family medicine residencies in… More on this post
Former Mississippi College law dean to join law faculty
RALEIGH – Wendy B. Scott, former dean and current professor of law at Mississippi College, will join the Campbell Law… More on this post
Law students awarded external scholarships
RALEIGH – Campbell Law School rising third-year students Melissa Botiglione and Tara Mochrie have been both awarded Wake County Bar… More on this post
Campbell medical students place 1st and 2nd at research symposium
CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. – Students and residents of Campbell Medicine presented 16 of 44 research presentations at the 7th Annual… More on this post
Law student wins Top Gun National Mock Trial Championship
RALEIGH — Jacob Morse, a 2017 Campbell Law graduate, won the Top Gun National Mock Trial Competition on June 4 at… More on this post
Campbell University among 16 nationally recognized teacher prep programs
WASHINGTON – The Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) announced today that Campbell University is one of 16… More on this post
Campbell Business revises MBA program
Campbell Business is set to revise its MBA program beginning with the fall 2017 semester, boasting an updated core curriculum,… More on this post
Campbell Law Professor Collins named to N.C. Pro Bono Honor Society
RALEIGH, N.C. – Campbell Law Assistant Clinic Professor Allegra Collins is one of 170 attorneys named to the inaugural N.C.… More on this post
Campbell graduates its first medical doctors
On a milestone day in the 130-year history of Campbell University, 150 members of the Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine’s inaugural class became medical doctors — the first Campbell-produced medical doctors and the first osteopathic physicians educated in North Carolina.