Graphic with words Bike Ride for Campbell Law on top and bike riders depicted riding through downtown and law school logo RALEIGH — Campbell Law School is hosting its sixth annual “Bike Ride for Campbell Law” on from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 19, Dean J. Rich Leonard has announced.
Co-sponsored by the law school’s student-led Pro Bono Council , Raleigh Brewing Cary , Crabtree and The Bicycle Chain , the ride features several options for all skill levels including a 45-mile ride, a 15-mile (or less) ride and a remote ride. Thanks to our generous sponsors, all proceeds will go to Campbell Law’s student-led pro bono projects.
The in-person routes begin and end at Raleigh Brewing’s The Arboretum in Cary and all skill levels are welcome to participate. Don’t have a bicycle? No problem. Thanks to Going My Way Greenway Bicycles , the law school is providing bicycles to those who need one on a first-come, first-served basis.
There will be rest stops with water, generously provided by Jay Hill of Pepsi Bottling Ventures , and snacks along the routes, as well as SAG vehicles and rider sweeps courtesy of The Bicycle Chain. Check back for the exact routes, which will be updated soon.
The cost is $45 for general riders in honor of the law school celebrating 45 years of making great lawyers, $25 for Campbell Law alumni and $15 for ALL Campbell University students, faculty and staff in honor of the law school’s move to Raleigh from […]
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