Campbell Law Reporter

In this episode of the Campbell Law Reporter, Hunter Koehl sits down with NCDHHS Secretary Mandy Cohen to discuss a variety of topics surrounding leadership, career success, and also health law.

Hunter challenges Secretary Cohen to dive deeper into five leadership principles that allow her to successfully lead a coalition of over 18,000 employees: (1) Authenticity (2) Values (3) Vision (4) build a coalition and (5) operational execution.

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Listeners interested in finding out more about Secretary Cohen can visit her profile on NCDHHS at: https://www.ncdhhs.gov/about/leadership/dr-mandy-k-cohen.

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In today's episode host Lloyd Newman reflects on mistakes made and lessons learned from the first week of social distancing and gives listeners 3 tips to help improve productivity. Stay tuned at the end for helpful advice navigating the job market during the pandemic. This episode features an interview with Dean Sarah Ludington. Dean Ludington is the assistant Dean of Campbell University School of Law. She provides a wealth of knowledge on learning how to learn. Enjoy the show! 

For Everyone:

CDC Guide
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html

Johns Hopkins Resource Center
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html

Free Internet for 60 Days for Students in Need
https://corporate.charter.com/newsroom/charter-to-offer-free-access-to-spectrum-broadband-and-wifi-for-60-days-for-new-K12-and-college-student-households-and-more

For Campbell Students:

Campbell University Policy Updates
https://www.campbell.edu/coronavirus/

Campbell Law Career Services Tip Sheet:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/12bze4ehpSmOZwKsLJqDhyeWRBmSiSi-jiivShGPHIJo/edit?usp=sharing

On this episode of the Campbell Law Reporter, host Bryant Pernell sits down with Campbell University School of Law's Dean Rich Leonard and students Carlie Spencer and Lindsey Reedy to discuss entrepreneurship in Raleigh and the new Innovate Capital Business Law Clinic.

In this episode of the Campbell Law Reporter, host Lloyd Newman sits down with Civil Procedure Professor and Scholar Marcus Gadson to discuss how civil procedure effects voters and what they can do about it.

In this episode of the Campbell Law Reporter, Host Stephen Dinkel sits down with the Nation's first Hispanic Female Governor, former New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez. Stephen and the Governor discuss immigration law, the Governor's experiences as a prosecutor and how law school helped her as an executive.

In this episode of the Campbell Law Reporter, Host Hunter Koehl sits down with Professor Lucas Osborn to discuss the process he recently endured in writing his new book "3-D Printing and Intellectual Property." Their discussion concerns the process and challenges of writing a book as a legal professional as well as some of the substantive issues Professor Osborn addresses in his book.

In this episode of the Campbell Law Reporter, Host Shannon Lackey sits down with Judge Allegra Collins, Judge at the North Carolina Court of Appeals, to discuss what judges may search for in a law clerk, and what prospective law clerks may want to avoid having on their application. Throughout the episode Judge Collins provides professional expertise, personal stories, and a then-clerk-now-judge perspective.

In this episode of the Campbell Law Reporter, host Bryant Pernell sits down with Campbell Law Professor and Director of Advanced Legal Writing, Elizabeth Berenguer, to discuss her tips for conducting legal research and writing. Throughout the episode, Professor Berenguer explains the importance of utilizing the best practices and processes for legal writing, as well as her new book, "The Legal Scholar's Guidebook," available in February 2020. 

In this episode of the Campbell Law Reporter the staff conducts the trial of Grinch v. Santa Clause. The Grinch, represented by Ebenezer Scrooge, is suing Santa for trespass after waking up to find gifts under his tree on Christmas morning. Other characters involved include Tiny Tim, Frosty the Snowman, Cindy Lou, and Buddy the Elf. Leave us a comment below on whether you think Santa is guilty or not!

In this episode of the Campbell Law Reporter, Host Shannon Lackey sits down with Morgan Cutright, Director of Admissions at Campbell Law School, to discuss what prospective law students should include in their application essay. Throughout the episode Morgan provides professional expertise, personal stories, and insider secrets about writing the essay.