Floyd named Distinguished Alumnus of Campbell University

     Gregory Everette Floyd of Kinston, N.C., has been named a Distinguished Alumnus of Campbell University. Floyd, who is an attorney with White and Allen in Kinston, was presented the award at Campbell’s annual Homecoming event on Saturday, Oct. 22.
     “The Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law pledges to educate lawyers who are prepared to serve their fellow man with legal skills and ethical and intellectual leadership,” said Doug Jones, assistant vice president for Alumni Relations, Special Events and Annual Fund. “Gregory Floyd has fulfilled that promise.”
     A member of the board of directors of the Lenoir County chapter of the American Red Cross and chairman of the Red Cross Building Committee, Floyd is intimately involved in fundraising and other activities that help make the Red Cross an important and viable part of the community. He is an active member of First Baptist Church of Kinston and holds memberships in several professional organizations, including the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers. He currently serves on Campbell University’s Presidential Board of Advisors.
     Floyd received his undergraduate degree in economics from Reed College in Portland, Ore., and graduated from Campbell’s Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law in 2002.


Photo Copy: Gregory Everette Floyd, left, receives the Distinguished Alumnus Award at Campbell University’s Homecoming celebration on Saturday, Oct. 22. Floyd is congratulated by Campbell President Jerry M. Wallace. (Photo by Bennett Scarborough)