Tartan Team - Tartan - First-Year Experience

We support you.

The Tartan team is a small team of student leaders who volunteer to help new students. Our Tartan team comes together to make sure every new student feels welcomed and can connect them with any resources they may need. We are committed to making sure you feel like this place is exactly where you belong!

We support you so you can go in God’s love to live, learn and grow in this community with every bit of who you are.

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Katy Jones

Director of New Student Programs: Moultrie, GA
Favorite Spot on Campus: Starbucks: Advice for New Students:
#OutofState

Emma Shaw

Summer Programs Intern: Mesa, AZ
Favorite Spot on Campus: Basement of Leslie Campbell: Advice for New Students: Don't be afraid to live in the uncomfortable, work to push yourself outside of your comfort zone.
#Commuter

Kaitlin Moseley

Tartan Team Leader: Senior double majoring in Environmental Science and Biology with a minor in Christian Studies
Roanoke Rapids, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: The Greenhouse
Advice for New Students: Get involved in organizations and with people! It may seem scary to step out and speak to new people, but people help root you here and connect you to the community. You will find your spot because you do belong here!

Jack Barber

Tartan Team Leader: Senior majoring in Special Education
Raleigh, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Phi Delta Theta House
Advice for New Students: Make the most out of your years in college!

Aviel Eubanks

Tartan Team Leader: Senior majoring in Political Science with a minor in Community, Leadership, and Engagement
Bunnlevel, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Campus Pantry
Advice for New Students: Find your WHY, embrace it, cultivate it, and never forget it.: #First-Generation, #Residential

Sandy Velazquez

Tartan Team Leader: Junior majoring in Criminal Justice with a minor in cyber security
St. Paul’s, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Student Union
Advice for New Students: I would tell them to get more involved in school and make new friends, and new connections. I would also say talk to your professors and get connections with them because you will need them through your years at Campbell.: #HablaEspañol #First-Generation, #Residential

Saraí Rodriguez

Tartan Team Leader: Junior majoring in Nursing
Clayton, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Student Union
Advice for New Students: Breathe it will be okay! Don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone and make new friends!: #HablaEspañol #Commuter

Matthew Solomon

Tartan Team Leader: Junior majoring in Criminal Justice, Pre-Law with a minor in Political Science
Clayton, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: The Cross Country Track
Advice for New Students: Don’t be afraid to embrace change! As scary as it can be, it doesn’t have to be a bad thing. You’ll never know why you’re here if you don’t give God a chance to show you.: #Residential

Paul Adly

Tartan leader: Junior majoring in Cybersecurity with a minor in Information Technology Security
Fuquay-Varina, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Student Union
Advice for New Students: Break out of your shell, and talk to people.

Ethan Asbell

Tartan Leader: Junior majoring in Communication Studies, Pre-Law with a minor in Criminal Justice
Ahoskie, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Gym
Advice for New Students: Never waste any opportunities to be yourself.: #Residential

Elizabeth Avala

Tartan Leader: Sophomore majoring in Sports Management
Newton Grove, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Too Good To Be Healthy
Advice for New Students: Say hey and smile and/or compliment people in passing so you’ll have familiar faces on campus.: #Residential

Amy Beltran

Tartan Leader: Junior majoring in Criminal Justice
Four Oaks, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Fine Arts Building
Advice for New Students: Be kind to yourself at all times. Even when life is still moving, take some time to enjoy the little things.: #First-Generation, #Commuter

Jake Berry

Tartan Leader: Sophomore majoring in Trust and Wealth Management
Jefferson, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Student Union
Advice for New Students: Be yourself and make some good friends that help you get through situations.: #First-Generation, #Residential

Cutler Bryant

Tartan Leader: Junior majoring in Political Science with a minor in History
Pembroke, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Picnic tables in Academic Circle
Advice for New Students: Don’t be afraid of speaking to people, joining clubs, and getting involved. Everyone else is looking to make friends, so don’t feel awkward or embarrassed. How you respond to opportunities in the first few weeks will shape the trajectory of your college career!: #Residential

Havana Carlton

Tartan Leader: Junior majoring in Biomedical Humanities with a minor in Psychology
Tarboro, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Wiggins Memorial Library
Advice for New Students: Have a group of friends that have the same goals as you!: #First-Generation, #Residential

Mya Cutner

Tartan Leader: Sophomore majoring in Kinesiology, Pre-Athletic Training
Fayetteville, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Football Field and Student Union
Favorite Place on Campus: Football Field and Student Union Advice for New Students: Do not be afraid to ask your professor or your peers for help. It is better to ask all the people you need to understand than to be clueless and waste your time and money.: #First-Generation, #Residential

Liv Davis

Tartan Leader: Junior majoring in Information Technology and Security with a minor in Communications
Roxboro, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Saylor Park for Sand Volleyball
Advice for New Students: Go to all events for the welcome week, the easiest way I made friends!: #Student-Athlete, #Residential, #Veteran/Military-Affiliation

Tanijah Dupree

Tartan Leader: Sophomore majoring in Biology with a minor in Criminal Justice
Dunn, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Fine Arts Building
Advice for New Students: Don’t be nervous or scared, everything will work out in the end!: #Transfer

Anne AshLee Green

Tartan Leader: Junior majoring in Political Science, Pre-Law with a minor in History
Rutherfordton, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Wiggins Memorial Library
Advice for New Students: Communicate with your professors! They genuinely want to help you succeed!: #Residential

Diana Guerrero-Nieto

Tartan Leader: Senior majoring in Kinesiology, Pre-Physicians Assistant with a minor in Health and Wellness
Four Oaks, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: The Back-Nine (Campbell Pollinator Park)
Advice for New Students: Don't be afraid of trying new things and seeking help when you don't understand a topic!: #HablaEspañol #First-Generation, #Transfer, #Commuter

Amani Hamiel

Tartan Leader: Senior majoring in Clinical Research
Newport News, VA: Favorite Place on Campus: Group X room of the Fitness Center
Advice for New Students: Do not be afraid to get involved, and put yourself out there. You are all starting on the same level.: #Out-of-State, #Residential

Cole Jones

Tartan Leader: Senior majoring in Sports Management
Wake Forest, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Cinema
Advice for New Students: Take a risk! Be open to new experiences!: #Residential

Kayla Jones

Tartan Leader: Senior Majoring in English, Pre-Law
Wilson, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Wiggins Memorial Library
Advice for New Students: "Don't be afraid to give up the good to go for the great." - John D. Rockefeller. As a college freshman, it's important to take risks and aim high to achieve your full potential!: #First-Generation, #Early-College

Joanna Joyce

Tartan Leader: Junior majoring in Kinesiology, Pre-Physical Therapy with a minor in Biology
Jackson Springs, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Oasis Lounge
Advice for New Students: Get involved with the school and make new memories!: #Residential

Paula McNeil

Tartan Leader: Sophomore majoring in Communications
Rockingham, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Student Union
Advice for New Students: I would tell them to take their time and focus on their studies. It’s okay if you mess up a little bit but get right back on track, it won’t always be easy but don’t be afraid to take your time and figure out what’s for you.: #Veteran/Military-Affiliation

Ana Montero Reyes

Tartan Leader: Sophomore majoring in Business and Marketing
Benson, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Student Union or Academic Circle
Favorite Place on Campus: Student Union or Academic Circle Advice for New Students: College is a whole new environment so don’t be afraid to ask for help or to make mistakes. I think it’s important to remember to take in everything one day at a time.: #HablaEspañol #First-Generation, #Commuter

Kady Strickland

Tartan Leader: Sophomore majoring in Pre-Nursing
Four Oaks, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Creek Coffee
Advice for New Students: Don’t be afraid to ask questions! Everyone is here to help you!: #Residential, #Early-College

Jasmine Uspango

Tartan Leader: Sophomore majoring in Nursing
Four Oaks, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Student Union or Wiggins Memorial Library
Advice for New Students: Take it all one day at a time.: #HablaEspañol #First-Generation, #Commuter

Kaliyah Whitaker

Tartan Leader: Junior majoring in Clinical Research
Andalusia, AL: Favorite Place on Campus: Wiggins Memorial Library
Advice for New Students: Stay on course with all you do.: #Residential

Trinity Whitaker

Tartan Leader: Sophomore majoring in Biology, Pre-Dental with a minor in Business Administration
Raleigh, NC: Favorite Place on Campus: Campus Pantry
Advice for New Students: Sometimes, you need Self-Care days.: #Residential

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