Campbell Law’s Service Animal Project receives NCBA Law School Pro Bono Award
ASHEVILLE — Campbell Law School’s Pro Bono Council Service Animal Project was honored on June 20 at the North Carolina… More on this post
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Dr. Steve Halm receives SGA Faculty of the Year Award
Dr. Steve Halm, assistant dean for simulation medicine, was presented the Student Government Association (SGA)’s Faculty of the Year Award… More on this post
Holland honored with 2019 Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching
Melissa Holland, vice chair of Curriculum & Education Development and associate professor of Clinical Research, was honored with the 2019… More on this post
Campbell Law graduate earns prestigious Equal Justice Works Fellowship
Joonu-Noel Andrews Coste will team up with Disability Rights of North Carolina RALEIGH — Joonu-Noel Andrews Coste ’19 is a… More on this post
Med school announces new partnership with Area Health Education Centers
FAYETTEVILLE — Officials from regional Area Health Education Centers, Duke Area Health Education Center and Campbell University School of Osteopathic… More on this post
Campbell Law dean to be installed as chair of UNC General Alumni Association
CHAPEL HILL — Campbell Law Dean J. Rich Leonard will be installed as chair of the University of North Carolina’s General… More on this post
Campbell Law among Triangle Business Journal’s 2019 Corporate Philanthropy Award winners
Campbell Law is among the Triangle Business Journal‘s 20 winners of its 2019 Corporate Philanthropy Awards. This year’s award winners… More on this post
Campbell Law alumni sworn in to U.S. Supreme Court bar
RALEIGH – One dozen Campbell Law alumni were sworn in to the U.S. Supreme Court bar on Monday, April 15,… More on this post
Campbell Law’s Pro Bono Service Animal Project earns N.C. Bar Association award
Aimed at helping the community better understand laws that empower disabled people, the project may be unique in the nation… More on this post
Law students spend inspiring spring break supporting alumnus’ Panama orphanage
RALEIGH — A group of Campbell Law students skipped the typical beach-bound Spring Break and instead traveled thousands of miles… More on this post