Megan West

Megan West joined Campbell Law School as the director of alumni relations & annual giving on Sept. 24, 2012. A 2010 Campbell Law graduate, West served as an associate attorney at Martin & Jones, PLLC in Raleigh prior to returning to her alma mater.

As director of alumni relations & annual giving, West develops and strengthens relationships with alumni and the community. She also works to establish an alumni association for the law school, which includes developing local and regional chapters, planning alumni events and community service projects, and acting as a liaison for alumni inquiries.

A native of Murphy, N.C., West graduated from Wake Forest University in 2007 with a B.S. in business. She then attended Campbell Law School, spending time as a student at both the Buies Creek and Raleigh campuses prior to graduating in 2010. As a student she served as a consulting editor for the Campbell Law Review, president of the Christian Legal Society, competed in moot court competitions, and was a research assistant for Professor Jean Cary and Professor Greg Wallace. She was also a legal research and writing scholar.

Since 2010, West has been serving as an associate attorney at Martin & Jones in Raleigh, representing clients in personal injury, products liability, and medical malpractice cases. Prior to Martin & Jones, West interned with the Solicitor General at the North Carolina Attorney General’s Office, Justice Edward Brady at the North Carolina Supreme Court, and Judge Barbara Jackson at the North Carolina Court of Appeals.