Campbell Law Honors Four Graduates With NCAJ Awards

Campbell School of Law honored four graduates with awards from the North Carolina Advocates for Justice at its 43rd annual hooding and graduation ceremony on May 7.

The Calhoun Advocacy Award went to Jordan Ariana Arroyo of Holly Springs. The Trial Advocacy Faculty at Campbell School of Law presents this award for the best performance in the trial and advocacy program. The award was established by M. Jean Calhoun, Class of 1980.

Three graduates received the NCAJ Student Advocacy Awards. The Trial Advocacy Faculty at Campbell School of Law selects the recipients of this award based on their demonstrated significant improvement during their required trial advocacy performance sections as evidenced by their performance and grade, leadership endeavors, academic success, and collegial respect and work ethic.

NCAJ Student Advocacy Awards went to:

• Carter Benjamin Cole of Cary (below left)
• Alayna Marie-Poole Elmore of Lewisville (below center)
• Lauren Ashley Wilson of Downingtown, Pennsylvania (below right)