RALEIGH — Campbell Law School Dean J. Rich Leonard has announced the addition of nine legal and industry leaders to the law school’s Board of Visitors as well as a new chair.
The Honorable Pamela W. McAfee, The Honorable Andrew Heath, The Honorable Donna S. Stroud ’85, John M. Nunnally ’92, Destiney Parker-Thompson ’20, Terry M. Brown, Jr. ’15, Emily Moree ’14, Nicole L. Tharrington ’94 and Benjamin T. Cochran ’02 will all serve two-year terms on the board. John M. McCabe, a 1994 Campbell Law graduate, will serve as the board’s new chair.
McAfee serves as a bankruptcy judge for the Eastern District of North Carolina. McAfee also served as a law clerk for Dean Leonard when he was a federal bankruptcy judge, as a staff attorney for Judge A. Thomas Small, Judge Stephani W. Humrickhouse and Judge Joseph N. Callaway.
Heath serves as a Superior Court Judge and as the director of the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts (NCAOC). In his role as director of NCAOC, Heath manages and oversees the administrative services provided to the Judicial Branch’s more than 6,400 employees and hundreds of courthouses and facilities in every county of the state.
A 1985 Campbell Law graduate, Stroud serves on the North Carolina Court of Appeals as Chief Judge. Stroud previously served as a District Court Judge in Wake County.
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