Campbell University - Pine Burr Yearbook (Buies Creek, NC)

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Administrative Reflections Captured Emotions Law School Graduate School Epilogue In Memorium

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Dedicated to the Dedicated In only a few days, one can make a name for himself, but it takes quite some time for him to actually prove himself. Usually only after many years does one receive recognition for creditable services. However, the one who merits this dedication has defied the rule of seniority as priority for superiority. In only five short years. Dean David E. Buckingham has earned the deep respect to be chosen unanimously to have this book, which represents the student body, dedicated to him. Dean Buckingham has proven himself to be dedicated to his work, his fellow administrators, to Campbell University, and, most of all, to the students. His priorities mirror the fact that he sees the student as the core and nourishment of the institution. Dean Buckingham and his wife, Linda, both natives of Virginia, have one son, Jonathan Dudley. Dean Buckingham served in the United States Marine Corps. After receiving his Bachelor Degree from our own Campbell College, he continued his studies at Old Dominion University. He was graduated from there with a Masters of the Arts Degree. He taught for a while and served as headmaster of Surry Academy before coming to Campbell as Dean of Men. Here he is advisor for the ODK Honor Society and the Men ' s Executive Council. He co-advises the Student Government Association and oversees the organization of all the summer programs held at Campbell University. Five o ' clock may mean a break for Dean Buckingham but does not signal the end of his work day, as many of the stated organizations meet at night. Even when not acting as director-in-chief. Dean Buckingham can be found diligently working for the university ' s concerns. New student orientations, parents ' day activities, dance marathons — -pi all reveal the presence of this man, trying to promote this UCdll institution. With all these duties to at tend to. Dean Buckingham FJaviH manages to include students ' personal concerns in his schedule. This citation is an attempt to recognize Dean Buckingham as a BllckinffhaHl loyal faculty member, but it is also a way to thank him for his service to the Campbell yearbook. For four years he served as chief advisor. His hours of work with the yearbook almost equal the number of pages passed before him during these years. Even though the responsibility is no longer his own. Dean Buckingham has been a blessing to this year ' s staff. He continued to take a genuine interest in what was taking place as the staff created this book. With deepest expressions of gratitude and respect, the 1980 Pine Burr staff wishes to dedicate this yearbook to The Dedicated. Thanks, Dean Buckingham on behalf of all of Campbell University.