Campbell University School of Law 1987 Placement Bulletin

CAMPBELL ITKIVERSITT SCHOOL OF LAW 1987 PLACEMEirr bvllehk Message from the Acting Dean Richard A Lord September 1,1986 In August, 1976, Campbell University School of Law enrolled its charter class, with a commitment to excellence in legal education, to the coalescence of practical and theoretical skills, to the development of innovative approaches to the practice of law and to the fostering of a strong ethical foundation upon which to base careers that would extend into the twenty-first century In the decade that has followed, we have endeavored to meet those commitments, and our graduates have established an impressive record of service throughout the State of North Carolina, the Southeast, and the Nation, in large and small firms, in government, in industry and in education Campbell's classes of 1987, 1988 and 1989, represented in this Bulletirt, possess exceptional academic credentials, and their training, diligence and commitment will continue the tradition that began ten short years ago Virtually all of them will have served as summer clerks prior to graduation, and all will have participated in our nationally rec­ ognized, award vanning Trial Advocacy program Their required participation in planning and management courses, an intensive writing requirement and exposure to the newest technological advances brought about by the computer revolution will produce lawyers capable of meeting the demands of the legal profession now and in the future I invite you to visit our Law School to view our program and conduct an on-campus interview To schedule an interview time or solicit a resume from any student appearing in this Bulletin, please contact Assistant Dean Margaret Currin, who provides additional information on page As always, we appreciate your continued support and kind suggestions, and remain eager to assist you in any way we can Sincerely, Richard A Lord Acting Dean CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW 1987 PLACEMENT BULLETIN Dear Friends, Greetings from the Classes of 1987-1989! As you look through this bulletin, you will see that our students come from all over the United States Though we are diverse in our backgrounds, we come to Buies Creek with one purpose in mind: to study the law and prepare for its practice In addition to the substantive courses taught in traditional legal curricula, our students are required to take courses which combine legal theory with practical application Included among these are law office management; either business, contract, real property, estate, or law firm planning; income tax, estate and gift tax, and perhaps the most intensive trial and appellate advocacy program in America Our students and graduates are equipped with the tools necessary to step in and contribute immediately to your firm It is with great excitement that we look forward to that challenge Donald M Brown, Jr President, SBA Margaret Person Currin School of Law Placement Office Law firms, government agencies, corporations, accounting firms, judges, service organizations, public interest and legal assistance groups, educational institutions, and other employers interested in hiring law students and graduates are invited to participate in the recruitment program of Campbell University School of Law On-campus interviews should be arranged by contacting the Placement OflSce as early as possible in advance of your planned visit Although the majority of employers conducting on-campus interviews visit in the fall, the Placement Office will schedule interviews at any time Students and graduates should make knowledgeable choices when registering for interviews The Placement Office will provide to students and alumni general descriptive material furnished by recruiters along with specific information on the positions to be filled, hiring procedures, and qualifications desired We will be happy to collect resumes, arrange interview schedules, reserve conference rooms, and make all other necessary accommodations Employers not visiting the School of Law are invited to list positions with the Placement Office and to forward job information material which will be distributed to students and alumni The School of Law is a member of the National Association for Law Placement and participates in the annual and regional meetings of that association This edition of the Placement Bulletin will introduce you to members of theClasses of 1987,1988, and 1989 We commend these students to you for your consideration We sincerely hope that it will be possible for you to visit the School, and we lookforward to hearing fi-om you Thank you for your interest For additional placement information or to arrange for on-campus or off-campus interviews, contact; Margaret Person Currin Campbell University School of Law Post Office Box 158 Buies Creek, North Carolina 27506 (919) 893-4111, Ext 2429 Contents Message from the Dean School of Law Placement Office inside front cover ^ Class of 1987 Directory ^ Class of 1988 Directory 26 Class of 1989 Directory 59 School of Law Faculty Profiles School of Law Curriculum Third-year students participating in a Trial Advocacy Class in Campbell's model courtroom 51 KATHLEEN M ARUNDELL Charlotte, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., English Turrentine Scholarship; Dean's List LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES; Academic Honors; Academic Scholarship; Teaching Assistant; Research Assistant; Notes and Comments Editor, Campbell Law Review, Case Summary Writer and Case Law Editor, Campbell Law Observer, Intramural Moot Court Competition; Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; Women in Law WORK EXPERIENCE; Law Clerk, Taylor & Buckley, Charlotte, NC; Legal Assistant, Taylor & Buckley, Charlotte, NC; Collections Assistant, City of Charlotte, Charlotte, NC; Veterinarian's Assistant, Clear Creek Animal Hospital, Charlotte, NC; Ultrasonic Inspector, Teledyne Allvac, Monroe, NC; Store Manager, Munford Corporation, Charlotte, NC CYNTHIA WOODALL AVRETTE Lillington, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., Public Policy Analysis Intervarsity Christian Fellowship-Secretary/Treasurer for North Chapter; Young Democrats; Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES:Academic Honors; Campbell Scholar; Civil Procedure II Book Award; Secretary, SBA; Chri.stian Legal Society; Case Summary Writer, Campbell Law Observer, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity; Membership Editor and Stafif Member, Campbell Law Review WORK EXPERIENCE: Clerk, Woodall & Felmet, RA.; Clerk's Office, N.C Legislature, Short Session 1984; Legislative Intern for Senators Staton & Hancock, N.C Legislature, Long Session, 1983; Public Relations Intern under Anne Suggs, Central Carolina Hospital, Sanford, NC DERRICK RUTLEDGE BAILEY Asheville, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS A]MD ACTIVITIES: The College of Charleston, B S Biology ODK, College of Charleston Circle-,Kappa Sigma Fraternity;Judicial Board (Honor Court) Chairman; Presidential Advisory Committee; Intramurals LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES; President, Moot Court Association; Associate Editor Proofreader, Case Summary Writer, Published Article, Campbell Law Observer, Intramural Client Counseling Competition; Intramural Moot Court Competition; ABA/LSD; N.C Academy of Trial Lawyers; Intramurals WORK EXPERIENCE: Clerk, Conely & Stephens, PA., Fuquay Varina, NC; Clerk, Richard B Conely, Attorney, Fuquay-Varina, NC; Assistant Manager, Smoky Mountains Inn on the Plaza, Asheville, NC; Executive Sales Representative, Colonial Life and Accident Insurance Company, Asheville, NC; Lieutenant/Inspector, Biltmore Forest Fire Department, Biltmore Forest, NC KENNETH N BARNES Durham, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: University of North Carolina at Wilmington, B.A., Philosophy and Religion Honors Degree; College Republicans; Intramurals LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: N.C Court of Appeals Editor, Campbell Law Observer, Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; ABA/LSD; Intramurals WORK EXPERIENCE: Part-time legal research; Clerk, Newton, Harris and Shanklin, Wilmington, DEBRA A BARONE-JAY Boston, Massachusetts EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Suffolk University, Boston, MA, cum laude, B.A., Government National Honors in Philosophy LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Academic Honors; Women in Law; Research Assistant; Intramural Moot Court Competition; Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; Computer Operation Manager, Campbell Law Observer WORK EXPERIENCE: Operations Analyst and Claims Production Analyst, Blue Cross and Blue Shield WILLIAM BICKETT BARROW Raleigh, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., History Guideposts National Writing Scholarship; UNC Undergraduate Curricu­ lum Commission; N.C Student General Assembly; Alumni Contact Officer: Sigma Nu Fraternity; Tennis; Intramurals LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES:Academic Honors; 1984 Dupree Scholarship; Research Assistant; Moot Court BoardJudges Commission, 1984; Intramural Client Counseling Competition; Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; ABA/LSD; North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers; Bulla Foundation Educational Assistance Recipient; Who's Who Among American Law Students, 1986 WORK EXPERIENCE; Law Clerk, United States District Court for Eastern District, Raleigh, NC; Law Clerk, Purser, Cheshire, Manning & Parker, Raleigh, NC; Clerk, Bell, Stratas, Caldwell & Gusler, Raleigh, NC ANDREW DAVID BOCK FayettevUle, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., Chemistry Phi Gammu Delta-, Williamson Athletic Award; Intramurals lAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES; Participant, Moot Court Competition; Case Summary Writer, Campbell Law Observer, Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; Intramurals WORK EXPERIENCE: Intern for U.S Magistrate Wallace Dixon, U.S District Court, Fayetteville, NC; Intern, Jordan, Price, Wall, Gray & Jones, Raleigh, NC Intern, Patterson, Dilthey, Clay, Cranfill, Sumner & Hartzog, Raleigh, NC WAYNE SHELTON BOYETTE Wilson, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., History Student Government; Student Judicial Honor Court; Intramurals LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Case Summary Writer, Campbell Law Observer, Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; ABA/LSD; Am Jur Book Award for Constitutional Law; Intramurals WORK EXPERIENCE; Clerk, Rose, Jones, Rand & Orcutt, P.A., Wilson, NC, CHARLES RAYMER BRIGGS Winston-Salem, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Elon College, B.A History, cum laude Who's Who Among American Colleges & Universitites LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Moot Court Board Member; Intramural Moot Court Competition; North Carolina Court of Appeals Editor, Campbell Law Observer, Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; Intramurals; ABA/LSD WORK EXPERIENCE: Clerk, Calvin Cunningham, Attorney at Law, Lexington, NC LUTHER JOHNSON BRITT, III Lumberton, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORSAND ACTIVITIES:Wake Forest University, BA., Politics Vice President, Kappa Alpha Order; WFU Interfraternity Council LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Moot Court Board Member; Intramural Moot Court Competition; Legislative Council Representative, SBA; Clerk of the Exchequer, Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; N.C Academy of Trial Lawyers; Clerk, North Carolina Pattern Jury Instruction Committee Criminal Subcommittee; Intramurals WORK EXPERIENCE: Salesman, Bob Neill Pontiac and Mercedes Benz, Winston-Salem, NC THOMAS MCAVOY BRITTAIN, JR Hendersonville, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Clemson University, BA., Political Science LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Moot Court Board Member; Intramural Moot Court Competition; Proofreader and Case Summary Writer, Campbell Law Observer; Research Assistant; Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; VITA Volunteer WORK EXPERIENCE: Clerk, Jackson and Jackson, Hendersonville, NC; S & S Builders, Inc., Hendersonville, NC CATHERINE BROTHERS La Grange, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Converse College, BA., Politics LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: N.C Supreme Court Editor, Case Summary Writer, Campbell Law Observer, Master of the Ritual, Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; Women in Law; N.C Academy of Trial Lawyers WORK EXPERIENCE: Clerk, Howard, Vincent & Dufifus, Greenville, NC; Pre-school/Kindergarten Teacher, Spartanburg Day School, Spartanburg, SC; Sales Associate, Ivey's Spartanburg, S C DONALD M BROWN, JR Plymouth, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: University of North Carolina, B.A., Political Science Dean's List LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Moot Court Board Member; Intramural Client Counsel­ ing Competition; Rick Edmondson Memorial Moot Court Competition Award; National Moot Court Competition; Case Summary Writer, Campbell Law Observer, President and Legislative Council Representative, SBA; Christian Legal Society; ABA/LSD; Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; N.C Academy of Trial Lawyers; Intramurals WORK EXPERIENCE: Clerk, Brent Adams, Attorney, Raleigh, NC JOHN EDWIN CARGILL, II Forest City, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: North Carolina State University, B.S., Zoology LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Recipient, Fred and Alliene Taylor Merit Scholarship; Recipient, Campbell Academic Scholarship; Academic Honors; Marshall, Class of 1986 Hooding Ceremony; Member, Campbell Law Review-, ABA/LSD (Sections of Corporations, Banking and Business Law; Economics of Law Practice; Patent, Trademark, and Copyright Law; Real Property, Probate, and Trust Law; Taxation); NCBA/LSD; Taxation, Legal Economics, and Evidence Book Awards; Who's Who Among American Law Students WORK EXPERIENCE: Clerk, Kennedy W Ward, P.A., New Bern, NC; Clerk, Ward, Ward, Willey, & Ward, New Bern, NC.; Research Assistant, Richard A Lord, U.C.C 5en6's^rf«c/e5 treatise; Hazardous Waste Analyst, Grainger Laboratories, Inc., Raleigh, NC.; Lab Technician, Webb Foodlab, Raleigh, NC L CAMERON CAUDLE, JR Charlotte, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Duke University, A.B., History Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity; Intramurals lAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES:Academic Honors; Intramural Moot Court Competition; Writing Competition Participant, Campbell Law Review-, Proofreader and Case Summary Writer, Campbell Law Observer, LSCRRC; Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; VITA; Intramurals WORK EXPERIENCE: Clerk, Caudle & Spears, P.A.; T.A Sherrill Construction Company JAMES P CAULEY, III Kinston, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Campbell University, Bachelor of Business Administration, Accounting Dean's List; Accounting Tutor LAW SCHOOL HONORSAND ACTIVITIES;Academic Honors; Am Jur Book Award; Torts; Teaching Assistant; Research Assistant; Moot Court Board Member; Intramural Moot Court Competition; Intramural Client Couaseling Competition; Staff Member and Membership Editor, Campbell Law Remew; Case Summary Writer and Criminal Law Column Writer, Campbell Law Observer; Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; ABA/LSD; Treasurer, North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers; Who's Who Among American Law Students, VITA DARRELL BROWNEVG CAYTON, JR Aurora, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.S., Business Administration LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES:Academic Scholarship; Law Review; Academic Honors; Am Jur Book Award: Torts II; Intramural Client Counseling Competition; Staff Member, Campbell Law Review; Campbell Scholarship; Major Sam Byrd Scholarship; Who's Who Among American Law Students; ABA/LSD; N.C Academy of Trial Lawyers; Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity; Intramurals WORK EXPERIENCE: Clerk, Gaskins, McMullan & Gaskins, PA., Washington, NC JOE M COLLINS Franklin, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., Economics, ft' Kappa Phi Fraternity LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Intramural Moot Court Competition; Intramural Client Counseling Competition; Vvooitender,Campbell Law Observer; Legislative Council Representative, SBA; North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers; Intramurals WORK EXPERIENCE: Factory Representative, Pinnacle Furniture Company; Carpenter, Lake Tahoe, NV JOHN KEENER COOK Wake Forest, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Wake Forest University, B.A cum laude, History Hankins Scholar; Vice President, WFU Pre-law Society; Vice President, Phi Alpha Theta, History Honor Society; Baptist Student Union LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Research Assistant; Academic Honors; Campbell Scholar; Am Jur Book Award; Wills I; Staff Member, Campbell Law Review; Proofreader and Case Summary Writer, Campbell Law Observer, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity; ABA/LSD; Who's Who Among American Law Students; Intramurals WORK EXPERIENCE; Clerk, Warren & Perry, Wake Forest, NC; Clerk, Rhonda Ennis, Attorney, Lillington, NC; Intern, Department of Cultural Resources SHERRY CORNETT Boone, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES; East Carolina University, B.A., English Dean's List LAW SCHOOL HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Academic Honors; Am Jur Book Award: Constitutional Law; Women in Law; Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity; Staff Member, Campbell Law Review; Academic Scholarship; Proofreader and Case Summary Writer, Campbell Law Observer, Yearbook Representative for SBA Newsletter; Christian Legal Society Class of 1989 y\ di 12 THOMASINE CAMPBELL Wilson, North Carolina EDUCATIONAI BACKGROUND: Meredith College, B.A., English WILLIAM EDWARD CHRISCO Carthage, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University ofSouth Carolina, BA., Interdisciplinary Studies WILLIAM TAYLOR CORBETT,JR Currituck, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Campbell University, BA, Ck)vemment 40 CONNIE E CARRIGAN Raleigh, North Carolina EDUCLmONAL BACKGROUND: N.C State University, B.A., Busi­ ness Management and Economics KAREN MARIECHRISTINE Wihnington, North Carolina LINDA G CAUFFMAN Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: North Carolina State University, B.A., Political Science DON E CLARK, JR Goldsboro, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKCiROUND: University of North C.arolina at Chapel Hill, BA., Psychology EDUCATIC^NAL BACKGROUND: Campbell University, BA, Govern­ ment JEFFREY MAX CUTLER Farmville, North C:arolina WANDA B DAUGHTRY Greensboro, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: North Carolina State University, B.S., Political Science EDUCATIC:)NAL BACKGROUND: Bennett College, B.A., English; Western Carolina University, M.A Ed., English/Community College Ed MARY ELIZABETH CELLA Raleigh, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., English SUSAN CAMPBELL CONGER Raleigh, North Carolina EDUCATIONAI BACKGROUND: University of North CJarolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., Industrial Relations/Economics TAMMY L DAVIS Randleman, North Carolina EDUCATIC:)NAL BACKGROUND: North Carolina State University, BA, Political vScience Class of 1989 s SAMANTHA L DIAL Rowland, North Carolina JOHN DUNN, JR Edenton, North Carolina JAMES L ECHOLS, JR Vinton, Virginia HAROLD ANDREW FINK Charlotte, North CaroUna EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND; Pembroke State, B.A., Political Science EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: East Carolina University, B.A., History EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Virginia Tech, B.S., Finance EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.S., C^riminal Justice JOHN F FITZGERALD, JR Greenboro, North Carolina KIMBERLY DIANNE GASPERSON Hendersonville, North Carolina JAMES RICHARD GOODMAN Raleigh, North Carolina GAYLA ROSE GRAHAM St Pauls, North Carolina EDUCATIC^NAI BACKCiROUND: University of North C^arolina at Greensboro, BA, PoliticalScience LORA BERNADINE GREENE Seagrove, North Carolina EDUCATIC^NAL BACKGROUND: Appalachian State, B.S., Oiminal Justice EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Mars Hill College, B.A., Political Science DAVID R GUIN Belton, Missouri EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: U.S Naval Academy, B.S Aero­ space Engineering EDUCATIONAI BACKGROUND: North Carolina State University, B.A., Business Management/Eco­ nomics CINDY C HEENAN Spartanburg, South Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of South Carolina, B.S Business Administration EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: C^ampbell University, BA,Cjovemment, Pre-law SHARON ALISON HILL Kinston, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of North Carolina, BA, Political Science 41 Class of 1989 A STEPHEN HILL Florence, South Carolina H FOREST HORNE Shelby, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Baptist College at Charleston, B.S., Political Science EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of Kentucky, B.A., Business Administration JOHN HUFFSTETLER Knightdale, North (Carolina ROBERT BYRD HUMPHREYS, JR Kinston, North CaroUna EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND; Campbell University, B.B.A., Trust Management ROBERT G.JONES Greenville, North Carolina EDUCATIONAI BACKGROUND; Campbell University, B.A., Busi­ ness Administration 42 EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Oral Roberts University, B.A., Theological and Historical Stud- WALTER L JONES HobbsviUe, North CaroUna EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: North Carolina State University, B.A., History Sir THOMAS EDWARD HORNER Brevard, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND; Furman University, B.A., Political Science BEN HURLEY, JR Jefferson, North CaroUna EDUCATIC:)NAI BACKGROUND: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., industrial Rela­ tions KENNETH L KEARNS Richmond, Kentucky EDUCATIONAL BACKCiROUND: Eastern Kentucky University, BA., Political Science LARRY GLENN HOYLE Charlotte, North Carolina EDUCATIONAI BACKGROUND: University of North C^arolina at Charlotte, B.A., Business JAMES AUSTIN JACKSON Fayetteville, North CaroUna EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Troy State University, Criminal Justice SUSAN KIMBRELL KELLY Fayetteville, North CaroUna EDUCATIONAI BACKGROUND: Presbyterian College, Mathe­ matics/History major (3/3 Dual Degree Program) Class of 1989 RAPHAEL C LAMURA Morganville, New Jersey EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Mary Washington College, B.A., Economics AMY E MELLENDER Fairfax, Virginia EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: James Madison University, B.S., Political Science LORELLE NARKAWICZ Hendersonville, North Carolina EDUCATIONAI BACKGROUND: Western Carolina University, B.S., Business Management LEYILI Shanghai, People's Republic of China EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of International Eco­ nomics and Business, B.A., Inter­ national Business EMERY EDWARDS MILLIKEN High Point, North Carolina TON! LYNETTE LIVERMAN Murfreesboro, NorthCarolina JOHN PIERCE MARSHALL Buies Creek, North Carolina TIM MORSE Nyack, New Yoric PATRICK H NANCE Columbia, South Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Campbell University B.A., Eng­ lish EDUCATIONAI BACKGROUND: Campbell University, B.A., Busi­ ness Administration EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of North Carolina at Charlotte, B.A., History EDUCATIONAI BACKGRC:)UND: University of North CaroUna, BA, Anthropology; M.A., Physical Education EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: The Citadel, B.S., Education JENA RENEE PAGE Jacksonville, North Carolina LINDA COGGINS PARKS Ciamer, North Carolina TAMMY PLYLER Statesville, North Carolina EDUCATIC^NAI BACKGROUND: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.S., Business Admin­ istration EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND; Meredith College, B.A., Mathe­ matics and American Civiliza­ tions EDUCATIONAL BACKCiROUND: University of North Carolina at Charlotte, BA., English/Political Science 43 Class of 1989 GEORGE GREGORY POZEGA Charleston, West Virginia EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: WCvSt Virginia University, BA., History SHERRA DONNA ROBINSON Bumsville, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Western C.arolina University, BA, History BARBARA SMITH Wilmington, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.S., Criminaljustice 44 PAUL J RAISIG Buffalo Lake, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of Alabama, M.B.A., Business Administration J WILLIAM ST CLAIR Huntington, West Virginia EDUCATIONAI BACKGROUND; University of Virginia B A., History HOLLY SNOW Mount Airy, North Carolina EDUCATIONAI BACKGROUND; Appalachian State University, B.M., Music Education JAN ELISE REDDING Charlotte, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of North Carolina at Charlotte, B.A, Political Science ROBYN E SINGLETARY Misenheimer, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND; Appalachian State University, B.S., Special Education JOANNE LEWIS SPELL Salisbury, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Llniversit}' of North C'arolina at C^lharlottc, B.A Human Develop­ ment and Learning PHILLIP HOWELL REDMOND, JR Union Grove, North Carolina EDUCATIONAI BACKGROUND; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., Political Sci- DAWN SKERRETT Clinton, North Carolina EDUC ATIONAL BACKGROUND: Campbell University, B.S., Govern­ ment GREGORY ALEXANDER STAKIAS Boone, North Carolina EDUCATIONAI BACKGROUND: Appalachian State University, B.S.B.A., Finance Class of 1989 \ R PALMER SUGG Kinston, North Carolina NANCY LLOYD TALLY Ciamer, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Campbell University, BA., Eng­ lish EDI JCATIONAL BACKGRC^UND: Campbell University, B.A.S., Human Services BEVERLY DENICETEAGUE Hickory, North Carolina UNDY LANE THOMAS Charlotte, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKCiROUND: Ix^nior-Rhyne College, A.B., Polit­ ical Science % EDUCATIONAI BACKCiROUND: University of North C^arolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., Political Science KURT TAVERNIER Greenville, South Carolina EDUCATIC:)NAL BACKGRC:)UND: Ohio State University, B.S., Agri­ culture/Animal Science JULIE ANN TURNER Wilson, North Carolina EDUC ATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, BA.,Math Education PATRICIA POTTER TAYLOR Wilmington, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of North Carolina at Wilmington, BA., Biology ALICE GRAHAM UNDERHILL New Bern, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., Education; M.A., American History ^ 'ft JOHN VAN'T RIET Atlanta, (Borgia EDUCATIONAI BACKGRC:)UND; Oglethorpe University, B.A., Political Science SUSAN FETZER VICK Raleigh, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BAC:KGRC:)1 fND: Meredith College, B.A., History; Degree Meredith Legal Assistants Program, Cjvil Litigation, CLIFTON CAMPBELL WEST Trenton, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKCiROUND: University of North C'arolina at Chapel Hill, B.S., Zoology; East Carolina University, Masters, Busi­ ness Administration W.JAYWHELESS Raleigh, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGRC:>UND: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., English 45 Class of 1989 DAWN C WINE Havelock, North Carolma EDUCAllONAL BACKGROUND: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, B.A., Com­ munication/Political Science; M.Ed., College Student Personnel Services MICHAEL LOUIS YOPP Jacksonville, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., English/Phi­ losophy 46 GLORIA LEANORA WOODS Fayetteville, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND; Methodist College, BA., Business Administration DAVID LYNN YORK C^ry, North Carolina EDUCATIC^NAL BACKGROUND: North C^arolina State University, B.S., Political Science HARRIET WORLEY Raleigh, North Carolina EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Wake Forest University, BA., Political Science; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill MA.T PAT WRIGHT Kansas City, Missouri EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Northwest Missouri State Uni­ versity and William Jewell Col­ lege, Sociology School of Law Faculty Profiles NOEL L ALLEN, partner in a Raleigh law firm, previously served asAssistant Attorney General in the Antitrust Division of the North Carolina Department of Justice He has worked with the National Commission for the review of Antitrust Law, was con­ sultant editor for an American Bar Asso­ ciation book on European Bankruptcy Law and has served as Chairman of the Interna­ tional Law Committee of the North Carolina Bar Association He received his law degree from the University of North Carolina School of Law and a Graduate Law Diploma from the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands He is author of Antitrust and Trade Regulation— The Lawin North Caro­ lina JOHN J BRODERICK, a member of the New York bar and formerly Assistant Dean and Professor of Law at Notre Dame, was Campbell's first Full Professor of Law Pro­ fessor Broderick has practiced law, is a labor arbitrator and member of the Amer­ ican Arbitration Association, and for over 20 years served as co-director of proceed­ ings of the Notre Dame Union-Management Conference A Phi Beta Kappa summa cum laude graduate of Washington and Lee, Professor Broderick also holds degrees from St Johns and New York University, and gives annual lectures on Labor Lawand Arbitration at the London School of Eco­ nomics, Oxford University; the University of Paris, and the Peace Palace, the Hague, Holland L-mN ROBERT BUZZARD served for fif­ teen years as Executive Director of the Christian Legal Society and Center for Law and Religious Freedom before joining the Campbell Law Faculty in 1985 He is a graduate of Duke University (B.A., M.A.T.), graduated magna cum laude from Duke Divinity School (M Div.), and graduated with honors from the De Paul University College of Law (J.D.) He has written extensively in areas of church-state law and religion and law, including The Battle for Religious Liberty, Holy Disobedience, and With Liberty and Justice He is founding and continuing editor of the Religious Freedom Reporter THOMAS P ANDERSON received his B.A from the University of Alabama and grad­ uated cum laude from Cumberland School of Law, where he was a member of Cum­ berland Law Review He was awarded an LL.M in Legal Education from Temple Law School Professor Anderson has served as an Administrative Assistant to the Mayor of Birmingham, Alabama, and for five years was engaged in the general practice of law in Birmingham He is a graduate of the National Institute for Trial Advocacy, has taught in CLE programs in Philadelphia, and was a Visiting Professor at the Univer­ sity of Alabama School of Law for the summer of 1983 CHARLES D CASE is a partner in the Raleigh oflRce of the law firm of Moore, Van Allen, Allen & Thigpen He received his B.S degree with high honors in physics from N.C State University and aJ.D from Harvard Law School where he served as an Editor of the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review and an Instructor at the Harvard Institute for Information Resources and Public Policy He serves on the Environ­ mental Concerns Committee of N.C Citi­ zens for Business and Industry RICHARD L BRAUN was founding Dean of the University of Dayton School of Law A former Marine aviator, Dean Braun received his B.A from Stanford andhisJ.D and LL.M from Georgetown, where he graduated first in his class and served as Managing Editor of Georgetown Law Journal The author of numerous legal articles, he has practiced law and taught at Georgetown, Southwestern, and the University of Detroit, where he also served as dean While at Campbell, he has served as a member of the Attorney General's Criminal Code Revision Commission, as a reporter for the Superior Court Judges Pattern Jury Instructions Commission, and as a Commissioner on the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws MARGARET PERSON CURRIN received her undergraduate degree from Meredith College She graduated cum laude as a member of the charter class of Campbell College School of Law, where she served as a charter editor of the law review and was elected to membership in Phi Kappa Phi, and has done graduate legal studies at Georgetown University Law Center Mrs Currin has worked for state and local government, and before returning to Camp­ bell, served as Legislative Director and Counsel to U.S Senator John Tower 47 F LEARY DAVIS, who served as founding dean of the School of Law from 1975-86, received his undergraduate degree magna cum laude and his law degree cum laude from Wake Forest University, where he was associate editor of Wake Forest Law Remew He was a Dayton Hudson Fellow at Colum­ bia, from which he received the LL M He came to Campbell with nine years of small firm and solo practitioner experience in Zebulon and Raleigh, North Carolina, where he was an innovator in approaches to and organization of local government He is Director of ISPOLSED and a member of the Council of the Section of Economics of Law Practice of the ABA K EDWARD GREENE received his A.B degree in Political Science from East Caro­ lina University and hisJ.D degree from the University ofNorth Carolina at Chapel Hill He practiced law for ten years prior to assuming a seat on the N.C District Court bench in 1979 He is a Certified N.C Juvenile Court Judge, and is a Member of the N.C.Supreme Court Permanent Families Task Force He is co-author of Youth and the Law ( 2nd edition), a textbook used in some North Carolina high schools RONALD C DILTHEY is a partner in the Raleigh law firm of Patterson, Dilthey, Clay, Cranfill, Sumner & Hartzog He received both his B.S and LL.B degrees fi-om Wake Forest University In private practice, he isa defense trial attorney specializing in the areas of personal injury litigation, products liability, professional malpractice and work­ ers' compensation He has served the North Carolina Bar Association as Chairman of the Medico-Legal Liaison Committee, Chair­ man of the Litigation Section, a member of the Board of Governors, and is an instructor in the Practical Skills Program STANLEY E HAMMER received the B.A and M.L from the University of South Carolina, and the J.D from Campbell Uni­ versity School of Law He joined the stafif of Campbell in 1978 and served as Acting Librarian during the 1984-85 academic year He has conducted paralegal research workshops for the North Carolina Depart­ ment of Correction and for area technical colleges He has developed the computerassisted legal research program at Camp­ bell, and in 1985 assumed the position of Director of Research, He is a member of the bars ofNorth Carolina and South Carolina SIDNEY S EAGLES, is ajudge of the North Carolina Court of Appeals A graduate of Wake Forest University and its School of Law, he was an Air Force JAG Officer and holds the rank of Colonel in the Air Force Reserves He has been Revisor of Statutes of the State ofNorth Carolina, Special Deputy Attorney General for special prosecutions, counsel to the Speaker of the N.C House of Representatives, co-author of North Caro­ lina Criminal Procedure Forms, Second Edition, and an adjunct faculty member of Duke University Until 1984 he was chair­ man of North Carolina's delegation to the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws He practiced law with the firm of Eagles, Hafer & Hall in Raleigh prior to his election to the Court in 1982 PATRICK K HETRICK received his J.D magna cum laude from Marquette Uni­ versity law School, where he was a member of the law review, and has also attended George Washington Law Center He prac­ ticed law in Milwaukee before joining the Marquette faculty in 1972, serving in the dual capacity of Associate University Legal Coun.sel and law school faculty member until May of 1978 He serves as a member of the General Statutes Commission ofNorth Carolina He is the revisor of Real Estate Law in North Carolina and North Carolina Real Estate Lawfor Brokers and Salesmen PETER M FOLEY is a partner in the Raleigh firm of Moore, Ragsdale, Liggett, Ray & Foley, P.A He received his B.S degree from the Johns Hopkins University, and J.D degree from the Georgetown Uni­ versity Law Center where he was editor of the American Criminal Law Review He clerked for the Honorable Cornelia G Kennedy and since 1975 has practiced law in Raleigh, primarily in the areas of litiga­ tion and insurance law ROBERT A.JENKINS came to Campbell in 1977 to head the advocacy program of the School of Law following twenty years of general and litigation practice in Detroit, serving as a partner in both a large and small firm there Following receipt of his undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Michigan, Professor Jenkins served as Law Clerk to U.S District Court Judge Ralph M Freeman Active in profes­ sional organizations in Detroit, he also taught part-time at University of Detroit School of Law He has also served as a faculty member of the National Institute for Trial Advocacy DALE P.JOHNSON is in private practice in Clinton A graduate of the University of North Carolina and its School of Law, he was an Assistant District Attorney and Assistant Attorney General He has been a member of the Criminal Code Commission, the Fair Sentencing Commission, the Gen­ eral Statutes Commission, and the Board of Governors of the North CaroHna Academy of Trial Lawyers He was author of The Elements of Proof and Procedure, pub­ lished for the North Carolina Justice Department, ROBERT O LOFTIS, JR., an accounting major at Florida Atlantic University, received his J.D from Emory University School of Law, graduating with distinction While at Emory he was elected to membership in Order of the Coif and was a member of the law review Before graduating from law school he worked for the Internal Revenue Service for six years He is also a C.P.A Before joining the Campbell faculty in 1978, he practiced law in Atlanta for six years, specializing in tax matters RONALD I KIRSCHBAUM is a partner in a Raleigh law firm The author of many articles of Federal Income Taxation and a member of the North Carolina, Missouri, and Florida bars, he received his under­ graduate degree from Emory, the J.D from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, and the LL.M in taxation from N.Y.U He has been engaged in the practice of tax law for eighteen years and is a past member of the Raleigh City Council JAMES B MCLAUGHLIN, JR received his CHARLES C LEWIS joined Campbell fac­ ulty following seven years of general prac­ tice, the last five as a partner in a four-man firm in Warrenton, Virginia He obtained both his bachelor's and law degrees from Washington and Lee University He attended undergraduate school on a Robert E Lee Scholarship, graduating with high honors and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa He attended law school as a Burkes Scholar, served as a teaching assistant, and was elected to Order of the Coif J STANLEY McQUADE received his law degree with top honors from The Queens University of Belfast in 1950 Thereafter he received B.D., B.A., Ph.D., and M.D degrees from the same university, as well as a Masters in Theology from Union Theolog­ ical Seminary A certified anesthesiologist, he has taught in graduate and undergrad­ uate schools and practiced medicine in Ireland, Canada, and the United States as a general practitioner and anesthesiologist He has served for 20 years as a Methodist minister, and has published several works in the area of law, medicine, and juris­ prudence RICHARD A LORD joined the Campbell faculty after serving six years on the faculty of the University ofNorth Dakota School of Law He obtained his B.A from Alfred University, his J.D from Memphis State University School of Law, and his LL.M from Yale Law School He also taught as a Visiting Professor at Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis While in law school, he served as Editor-in-Chief of the Memphis State Law Review, was a member of the Moot Court Board, and was elected to Phi Kappa Phi He currently serves as Chancellor of the Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity, a professional organization with 85,000 lawyer and law student members BEVERLY WHEELER MASSEY, a member of the charter class of Campbell's Law School, received her B.S magna cum laude and her J.D cum laude from Campbell University, graduating first in her law school class While in law school, she was named a Campbell Scholar, was elected to Omicron Delta Kappaand Phi Kappa Phi, was charter editor of the law review, served as a teaching assistant, and received a special award of distinction at graduation She returned to Campbell after serving as Research Assistant to Judge Robert M Martin of the North Carolina Court of Appeals B,S, from Georgia Southern College He graduated cum laude from the Walter F, George School of Law at Mercer University, where he served as the Fifth Circuit Survey Editor of the Mercer Law Review He practiced law for eight years in Macon, Georgia, prior to joining the law faculty at Pepperdine University School of Law in 1981 He is a member of Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity and was George Inn's graduate of the year in 1973 He is presently a member of the Trusts Drafting Committee of the General Statutes Commission of North Carolina 49 ROBERT B MORGAN is a graduate of East Carolina University, received his LL.B de­ gree from Wake Forest University School of Law United States Senator from North Carolina from 1975 to 1980, he also served five terms as State Senator and was twice elected Attorney General ofNorth Carolina In 1968, he received the Wyman Award as the outstanding Attorney General in the United States A retired Navy and Air Force ' Reserve JAG officer, he has served on the National Commission for Review of Anti­ trust Law and Procedures and on the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution He presently serves as Director of the North Carolina State Bureau of Investi­ gation JAMES W NARRON is a partner in the Smithfield firm of Narron, O'Hale, Whitting­ ton & Woodruff, PA He is a graduate of the University ofNorth Carolina at Chapel Hill and received his J.D., cum laude, from Wake Forest University and an LL.M in Taxation from New York University He has been in private practice in Smithfield since 1975 MARGARET SCOTT PHIPPS is a partner in the law firm of Shoffner, Moseley & Scott in Graham, North Carolina She received her LL.M in Agricultural Law from the University of Arkansas, her J.D from Camp­ bell University School of Law, and her B.A from Wake Forest University Before joining her firm, Mrs Phipps worked for Phillip Morris, U.S.A and the N.C Department of Administration RICHARD T RODGERS is a member of the North Carolina and Florida Bars and practiced law for ten years in Highlands, North Carolina He received his A.B and J.D degrees from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill He is Council Member of the Law Office Management Section of the North Carolina Bar Asso­ ciation and former member of the Editorial Board of Legal Economics magazine He is a frequent lecturer on various aspects of Law Office Operation, has authored numerous nationally published articles on Law Office Automation, and teaches Campbell's re­ quired third year course, Law Office Oper­ ation and Management, as well as Real Property Planning and Local Government Law KAREN C SORVARI earned her under­ graduate degree cum laude from Florida Atlantic University, the A.M from University of Rochester, the M.L.S fi-om State Univer­ sity College of Arts and Sciences, Geneseo, and the J.D from Campbell University School of Law She taught English at Monroe Community College She wasActing Librar­ ian of the North Carolina Supreme Court before joining the faculty at Campbell as Director of Research In 1985, she assumed the position of Director of the Legal Writing Program She is a member of the North Carolina State Bar and the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers NORMAN A WIGGINS, President of Campbell University, served as Professor of Law and General Counsel for Wake Forest University prior to his assuming the pres­ idency of Campbell A Harlan Fiske Stone Fellow at Columbia Law School, from which he received his LL.M and J.S.D degrees, Dr Wiggins is a graduate of Campbell College and holds his undergraduate and initial law degrees from Wake Forest University, magna cum laude and cum laude, respec­ tively A former president of the National Association of College and University Attorneys and the American Association of Presidents of Independent Colleges and Universities, Dr Wiggins is a noted legal author and a member of regional and national trust faculties Campbell University School of Law REQUIRED CURRICULUM FOR 1986-87 FIRST YEAR FIRST SEMESTER Course Contracts I Torts I Procedure I Property I Criminal Law Legal Method and Research Hours 3 3 16 " SECOND SEMESTER Course Contracts II Torts II Procedure II Property II Legal Relationships, Law Practice and the Legal Order Elementary Jurisprudence Legal Skills Hours 2 1 16 SECOND YEAR Course Constitutional Law Administrative Law Wills, Trusts and Taxation of Gratuitous Transfers I Corporations Hours 3 Course Income Taxation Evidence Criminal Procedure Introduction to Trial Advocacy Wills, Trusts and Taxation of Gratuitous Transfers II Hours 12 13 THIRD YEAR Course Commercial Law I Trial and Appellate Advocacy and Practice I Legal Economics and Law Office Management Hours Course Commercial Law II Trial and Appellate Advocacy and Practice II Hours Planning Courses: At least one of the following is also required prior to graduation: Estate Planning, Contract Planning, Business Planning, Real Property Planning, Law Firm Planning Writing Requirement; This requirement is fulfilled by writing a paper, comparable in scope to a law review article, under the supervision of a faculty member or in connection with a seminar Credit may be granted for non-seminar papers ELECTIVES (Elective courses may not be offered every year.) Intellectual Property Admiralty International Business Transactions Advanced Criminal Procedure International Law Advanced Real Property Interviewing, Counseling and Negotiating Advanced Real Property Transactions Jurisprudence Agricultural Law Juvenile Law Antitrust and Trade Regulations Labor Law Arbitration/Alternative Dispute Resolution Law and Accounting Bankruptcy and Credit Law Law and Medicine Business Planning Law Firm Planning Church and State Relationships Law-Related Education Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Legal History Code Pleading Legislative Representation Computers and the Law Local Government Law Conflict of Laws Management Skills Constitutional Law—Modern Federalism Motor Vehicle Law Contract Planning and Drafting North Carolina Constitutional Law Corporate Taxation North Carolina Criminal Procedure Damages and Equitable Remedies Pension and Profit Sharing Divine Law and Human Law Products Liability Environmental Law Public International Law Estate Planning Real Property Planning Expository Writing for Lawyers Regulated Industries Family Law School Law Federal Practice and Procedure Scientific Evidence Health Law and Representing Securities Regulation the Medical Profession Social Science Research Hospice Probate Practicum and Major Litigation Independent Research State and Local Taxation and Finance Individual and Small Business Tax Problems Workers' Compensation Insurance Law Name of Firm/Office: Person Making Arrangements: Address: TO: Placement Office Campbell University School of Law Post Office Box 158 Buies Creek, North Carolina 27506 Telephone: (Please check appropriate boxes.) • Please forward a copy of your 1988 Placement Brochure when available • We desire to hold interviews on your campus and would like for you to call to discuss our needs and to make arrangements for our visit • We desire to hold interviews on the following dates: Time for interviews: • Begin at 9:00 a.m • Begin at • End at 5:00 p.m • End at Length of interviews: • 20 minutes 30 minutes • minutes Description of position(s) to be filled Interviewer's Name(s): Special Requirements: • We will be able to interview students in our office and desire to list an opening with your Placement Office • We will be unable to interview but invite resumes (Please list any special requirements) • A firm/office resume is enclosed • We would like to receive from or provide to the Placement Office the following information: (The reverse side of this form is pre-addressed with postage paid Please fold and staple or tape closed.) 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