The Empowered Paralegal

dBusinessNews.com reports

Teri Bowling was recently selected as the inaugural recipient of the Distinguished Paralegal Award presented by the North Carolina Bar Association Paralegal Division.  This award, which is to be presented annually, was created to recognize the contributions of a Paralegal Division member who actively participates in paralegal leadership, paralegal education, paralegal-related civic/community volunteering, and the promotion of the paralegal profession.

The award recognizes Bowling’s contributions to the profession in calendar year 2008 during which she served as Vice Chair and then Chair of the Paralegal Division, adjunct instructor in the Meredith College Paralegal Program, frequent CPE (continuing paralegal education) planner and speaker, and NCBA Wills for Heroes volunteer.

I’d post a picture of Teri, but her firm’s webpage which has pictures of the firm lawyers does not appear to have pictures of their paralegals. An oversight that I assume will soon be rectified.

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Tags: award, honor, Professional Associations, Volunteering

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