Members of Campbell Law’s 2022-23 Trial Advocacy Team announced

August 30, 2022

Campbell Law School Director of Competitive Advocacy Tatiana Terry ’19 has announced the members of Campbell Law School’s 2022-2023 Trial Advocacy Team.

“Over the course of three days, we brought in approximately 20 different evaluators to judge and vote on the candidates – including professors, coaches and former advocates,” she explained. “The process was as always, overwhelmingly difficult. Our evaluators were impressed by the strong and capable advocacy skills displayed.”

After an extensive and thorough evaluation process, the following students have been selected as members of the Campbell Law School 2022-23 Trial Advocacy Team:

Christian Allred
Riya Bhatt
James Brocker
Tiqeece Brown
Gibson Caudill
Dorothy Adela Mann Chater
Joanna Diaz
Jenna Geltman
Corey Goss
Seth Gulledge
Brian Hedrick
Susannah Horton
Sydney Kraft
Niayai Lavien
Christian Lunghi
Adia McLaughlin
Brandon Minella
Taylor Norton
Rachel Parent
Rachel Rogers
Lindsey Ross
Emily Skinner
William Sparks
Mackenzie Stanley
Christopher Stock
Jay Thomas
Emma Tillotson
Austin Tomlin
Megan Von Canon
Parker Watson Wooten

“Please join me in congratulating the new members of the Campbell Law School Trial Advocacy Team,” Terry added.

Campbell Law’s trial advocacy program consistently ranks among the best in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report’s Top Law Schools.

This year’s 16th place ranking marks Campbell Law’s third appearance in the Top 20 of the U.S. News list for trial advocacy programs in the past three years. In 2021, the law school’s advocacy program was tied at 19th and in 2020 it was tied at 15th. In 2017, Campbell Law tied for 21st best in advocacy, according to the ranking, making its fourth appearance in the past five years. Campbell Law is the lone North Carolina school in the Top 25 of the ranking.

“Advocacy is our hallmark, and I am always delighted to have our accomplishments recognized,” said Campbell Law Dean J. Rich Leonard.