McCoy leads as first Black Board president
In 2020, Marsha McCoy, ’08 made Campbell history when she became the first Black president of the Alumni Association Board… More on this post
Spotlights
Student Pharmacist Nakesha Spellman Strives to Lead and Serve
Nakesha Spellman shares how her roles within Campbell University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences are molding her into the… More on this post
What’s Good with Colin Kroll
Colin Kroll, Associate Campus Minister and Director of Campbell Youth Theological Institute helps teenagers explore who God is calling them… More on this post
Meet Sterling Ta’Bon: Epidemiology Program Coordinator at S.C. Department of Health
Sterling Ta’Bon (’20 MSPH) shares how his experience in the public health program equipped him with the necessary knowledge and… More on this post
What’s Good with Jonathon Shattuck
Jonathon Shattuck, Pastor at Lamberth Memorial Baptist Church, reminds us we are all brothers and sisters in Christ and importance… More on this post
Campbell Law alumna gives back to Wake County public school teachers over holidays
Campbell Law School alumna Sinclaire Owen ’20 is a self-described planner. As she watched the extraordinary efforts public school teachers… More on this post
Nurses are in High Demand – Nursing School Application Closes January 22
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) application is now open and closes on January 22, 2021. Find details concerning… More on this post
Doctor of Health Sciences student, Renee Manneh, chose Campbell because of the program flexibility
Program: Doctor of Health Sciences Undergraduate and Graduate Institutions: North Carolina Central University and University of Maryland Briefly describe your… More on this post
Campbell experiences made possible by you | Breanna Jones
Our generous alumni who support Campbell University make students’ experiences possible through scholarships, campus resources, technology, facilities, and much more.… More on this post
PA student Matt Tarlton came to believe faculty when they say “trust the process”
Matt Tarlton (’22 MPAP Candidate) shares his journey to “trust the process” during PA school. _________________________________________________ There’s a phrase that… More on this post