A. Our Officers
Patrick Simmons—President
Allan Carr—Vice President
Sarah Wilson—Treasurer
Whitney Stanley—Secretary
To reach any of the officers, please e-mail lawpublicinterest@email.campbell.edu
To make an online donation in support of the CPILSA Fund and the students it helps, please click here: https://www.alumni.law.campbell.edu/efr/index.asp
Please select Student Organizations and Clubs under "Please direct my gift to" drop down box. Then select Campbell Public Interest Law Students Association from the choices.

Campbell Public Interest Law Students Association’s Inaugural Auction
Live and Silent Auctions
Thursday, August 30th
6pm-9pm
The Stockroom at 230
230 Fayetteville Street, 2nd Floor
Raleigh, NC 27601
http://www.thestockroomat230.com/
Caterering by The Pit Authentic Barbecue
All money raised goes to the Campbell Public Interest Law Students Association Law Fund. Each spring the Selection Committee reviews grant applications and selects a deserving grantee. This individual is working in a public interest law position during their summer for no pay. Furthermore, they have the passion and commitment to service which demonstrates the best of the legal profession. It is this service to the disenfranchised, alienated, and marginalized that CPILSA seeks to reward. We look forward to beginning a strong tradition of support for public interest-driven Campbell Law students.
Thanks for your support of CPILSA and all of those students who use their legal skills to better our community through public interest work.
Interested in sponsoring this event? Contact lawpublicinterest@email.campbell.edu about Sponsorship Levels or simply donate online at https://www.alumni.law.campbell.edu/efr/index.asp.
Please select Student Organizations and Clubs under "Please direct my gift to" drop down box. Then select Campbell Public Interest Law Students Association from the choices.
Cover Retreat
In 2011 and 2012, CPILSA sent a group of students to take part in the Robert M. Cover Retreat.
The History of the Cover Retreat:
Shortly before his untimely death in the summer of 1986 at the age of 42, Robert Cover, a beloved law professor, legal scholar, and social activist at Yale Law School, circulated a memorandum among his colleagues on the faculty, advocating the creation of an annual public interest retreat for law students, law teachers, and public interest practitioners that would serve four related purposes:
First, it would be an opportunity to break the isolation. Students from around the country with common concerns would get to know one another and would realize our national scope of problems and professional opportunity.
Second, students would interact with lawyers, legal academics, and other professionals who might provide both practical guidance and role models for the variety of possible public service careers.
Third, the conference would be a forum for thinking about reform or change of legal education.
Fourth, the conference would provide students with a jump-off or starting place for the formulation of programmatic politics of legal change.
In Cover's words, "careers in public service work seem more exciting and worthwhile when there is a sense of movement -- of common effort and common commitment.”
http://www.law.yale.edu/news/coverretreat12.htm
Moe’s Night Fundraisers
Public Interest Law Expo
The Career Center and the Campbell Public Interest Law Students Association (CPILSA) student group partnered once again for the annual Public Interest Law Expo ("Expo") on Tuesday, January 31st. The Expo took place in the Grand Foyer on the first floor from 11:00AM-1:30PM, in the Grant Foyer in the lobby. This was a time to meet representatives and learn about the each organization's mission as well as the key issues and legal matters handled by the attorneys within the organization. These organizations regularly hire externs/interns and some offer graduate fellowships. Each employer had a table top display area for printed materials, brochures, business cards, etc. Some of the employers who attended include NC Prison Legal Services, NC Land Loss Prevention Project, Campbell Law Elder Law Clinic and Teen Court.
The Expo was a great opportunity to explore a new area of law and make new contacts for students unaware of public interest law. For those already focused on public interest law, it was an opportunity to connect with an advocacy organization that aligns with their career goals.
Panels & Seminars
Archived CPILSA News
CPILSA Awards Inaugural Grant to Molly Hilburn-Holte, summer intern at North Carolina Prisoner Legal Services
http://www.law.campbell.edu/news_article.cfm?id=42389&t=campbell-law-student-awarded-public-interest-law-initiative-grant
Ex-Vice President of CPILSA, Anna McLeod is selected into the Equal Justice Works Summer Corps Program: http://law.campbell.edu/news_article.cfm?id=42302&t=mcleod-selected-into-summer-corps-program
To make an online donation in support of the CPILSA Fund and the students it helps, please click here: https://www.alumni.law.campbell.edu/efr/index.asp
Please select Student Organizations and Clubs under "Please direct my gift to" drop down box. Then select Campbell Public Interest Law Students Association from the choices.