Professor Emeritus
Professor Anderson (a Cumberland and Temple law graduate) joined the Campbell law faculty in 1982 and retired from full-time teaching in 2011.
Before joining the law faculty at Campbell, Anderson practiced law in Birmingham, Alabama. After practicing law, Anderson was a Freedman Fellow at Temple Law School where he earned a LLM degree in Legal Education. He has taught in the Emory Law School Kessler-Eidson Trial Techniques program and Continuing Legal Education courses in both Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
While teaching at Campbell Law School, Anderson coached trial teams. His teams won several regional championships and finished national competitions in the top ten, including one national runner-up team.
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About Thomas P. Anderson
Professor Anderson (a Cumberland and Temple law graduate) joined the Campbell law faculty in 1982 and retired from full-time teaching in 2011.
Before joining the law faculty at Campbell, Anderson practiced law in Birmingham, Alabama. After practicing law, Anderson was a Freedman Fellow at Temple Law School where he earned a LLM degree in Legal Education. He has taught in the Emory Law School Kessler-Eidson Trial Techniques program and Continuing Legal Education courses in both Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
While teaching at Campbell Law School, Anderson coached trial teams. His teams won several regional championships and finished national competitions in the top ten, including one national runner-up team.