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DECEMBER 3,1992
SAMPSON, from page 3
the general welfare of the
^5tate.”
'• There were constant inquir
ies from local people on the
availability of law courses dur
ing evening hours. In 1967,
Dean Sampson conducted a
survey to determine the need
for offering evening courses.
Though the Evening Program
was not established until much
later, this interest was the pre
cursor to that program.
In 1968, on behalf of the
Student Bar Association, Dean
Sampson petitioned the Execu
tive Committee to change the
degree offered from the LL.B.
to the J.D. After s series of
meetings and working out the
procedures for handling the
granting of two degrees, the
proposal was accepted.
In 1969, Dean Sampson
was appointed Legal Assistant
to Dr. AN. Whiting, the fourth
President of North Caroling
College. He was responsible
for offering legal advice with
respect to the many student
demonstrations that were rag
ing across the campus. He rep
resented the Chancellor when
students sued the Chancellor
for withholding funds for the
printing of the Student news
paper. In addition to repre
senting the administration, he
offered legal advice without
charge to students, faulty, and
staff, who requested such as
sistance.
Dean Sampson’s service to
the institution in the form of
committee assignments is ex
tensive as might be expected
of one who has served his in
stitution for three and one-half
decades. Among those on
which he served for years are:
the Student Welfare Commit
tee, Program Committee, Pub
lic Relations Committee, the
Standards Committee, and the
University Parking an Regula
tions Committee. He also
served as Chairman of the Law
Dean Search committee in 1980
and was a member of the 1985
Law pean’s Search Commit
tee.
Although Dean Sampson
retired from the Law School in
1984, he has maintained his
association with the School by
serving as adjunct professor
since his retirement. He
teaches courses in Debtor/
Creditor Law and Advanced
Torts.
Though Dean Sampson has
devoted the majority of his pro
fessional life to North Caro
lina Central University, he has not
limited his service to education alone.
IXiring the sixties, he worked hard and
long researching legal problems as they
related to the Civil Rights Movement
for the National as well as Local offices.
Two well-known cases that he provided
the legal research for were The Royal
Ice Cream Case (Stale vs. Qybum)
involving Reverend Douglas E. Moore
and five Durham College studaits who
were arrested for trespassing when they
sat in the white section of the Royal Ice
Cream Company, and State vs. Avait
where students from North Carolina
College were arrested for civil trespass
ing at Kress & Company, though Dean
Sampson has not “practiced” law in the
sense of constant trial practice, he has
maintained active membership in the
North Carolina ar Association and has
kept financial in his pledges.
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