Trust and Wealth Major Represents Campbell Business at Humanomics Colloquium
One of just 20 students selected nationwide, Campbell School of Business Trust & Wealth Management major Veronica Martinez traveled recently… More on this post
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Campbell Business Fellows learn from entrepreneurs at BB&T Leadership Institute
BUIES CREEK, NC – Second-year students from Campbell University’s BB&T Business Fellows Program spent two days in Greensboro last week, visiting… More on this post
WRAL-TV/NBC reporter Allen Mask to deliver College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences’ 30th commencement address
Dr. Allen Mask will be the commencement speaker for the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences’ 2019 spring graduation ceremony.… More on this post
Residential Learning Communities coming to Campbell next fall
Residential Learning Communities, or RLCs, are groups of students who live on the same residence hall floor and have common majors, career goals or personal interests.
Assistant Secretary of State for Education visits Campbell, touts international education
Assistant Secretary of State for Education and Cultural Affairs Marie Royce joined Congressman George Holding and Campbell President J. Bradley… More on this post
Career Services announces spring initiatives for job-seekers and employers
Whether you need a job or have a job opening, Campbell can help. Campbell Career Services has introduced a free… More on this post
Prestigious Membership Bolsters Healthcare Management Program
In November 2018, the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business Healthcare Management Program became the newest associate undergraduate member of the Association… More on this post
Biomedical humanities program launches at Campbell
The College of Arts and Sciences is offering a new major to students at Campbell University: a Bachelor of Science… More on this post
Brown named assistant dean of Interprofessional Education
K. Paige D. Brown (PharmD ’06) has been selected as the new assistant dean of Interprofessional Education (IPE). In this… More on this post
Forensics students investigate mock murder scene
In an old and dilapidated brick house, bloodstains drip down a mirror. Yellow caution tape waves in the breeze. Investigators pace the floorboards, measuring the distance from an empty six-pack to the bedroom, where cold air flows through a wide open window.