RALEIGH, N.C. – Campbell Law School hosted its annual luncheon for scholarship donors on Wednesday, April 5. More than 90 donors, alumni, students, faculty and staff members attended the event, including numerous distinguished Campbell Law alumni and former faculty members.
View the scholarship luncheon photo gallery on the Campbell Law School Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/campbelllawschool.
The annual event is an important one for the law school, providing an opportunity for scholarship donors and recipients to interact. The luncheon also serves as a platform for fellowship, as well as celebrating the hard work of law students throughout the academic year and the foresight of Campbell Law donors.
Third-year students Gabriel Snyder and Keir Morton Manley spoke to the importance of their scholarships and law school benefactors, elaborating on the substantial benefit that scholarships have afforded them in pursuing a law degree. Snyder is the Blanton A. & Mamie Elizabeth Hunter Hartness Scholar, while Morton Manley is the Minnie Deans Lamm Scholar.
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