Following in his footsteps
What does it mean to be a “Campbell Legacy?” In short, a “Legacy” is a student whose family member graduated… More on this post
Education
School’s out for summer
COVID-19 did not slow down Brenna Strickland. Instead, she chose to move forward with excitement into her new teaching career.… More on this post
Education alumnus wins Administrator of the Year award
Danny Watkins (’77, ’80), School of Education graduate and principal of North Raleigh Christian Academy, was recently named Administrator of… More on this post
#Campbell21 | Future teacher wants to make lasting impact on her students’ lives
When Haley Farrow lost her father in the sixth grade, it was her teachers — specifically, a middle school P.E. teacher… More on this post
Camels in Social Work
March is Social Work Appreciation Month. We have highlighted three alumni who are using their Campbell social work degrees to… More on this post
Alumna shares Campbell pride through art
Once Sandy Howard, ’78 retired from a “most rewarding career” as a teacher and principal after more than 40 years,… More on this post
Student Profile: The Power of Mentoring
Skylar Raynor (’22) believes in the power of mentoring, which is why she is actively engaged on CamelLink. CamelLink, a… More on this post
School of Education alumna named Vance County Teacher of the Year
Sara Lilley, a third grade teacher at Clarke Elementary School in Vance County, was named the district’s 2020-2021 Teacher of… More on this post
Your gift to Campbell is helping my kindergartner
Your gift to Campbell University is helping my kindergartner. No, really. Because you made a gift to support students at… More on this post
Rev. Beam: Black lives matter to God. Black lives matter to us.
Dear Campbell Community: On March 16, it was of great importance to send words of care and encouragement to our… More on this post