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Olivia Weeks, Associate Professor & Library Director

Professor Weeks manages the Law School's library in addition to her teaching responsibilities. Olivia was the Associate Law Librarian for Public Services at Campbell from 1994 until March 2007, when she became acting director. She was appointed Director of the Campbell Law Library in July 2007, where she undertook the challenge of planning and coordinating the move of the Law Library from Buies Creek to Raleigh.

Professor Weeks is active in professional legal education and library organizations. She teaches legal research and has published book chapters and articles related to these areas of interest.

  • The Law Is What It Is, But Is It Equitable: The Law of Encroachments Where the Innocent, Negligent, and Willful Are Treated the Same

    The Law Is What It Is, But Is It Equitable: The Law of Encroachments Where the Innocent, Negligent, and Willful Are Treated the Same

  • Restructure and Reform: Products-Liability Law in North Carolina

    Restructure and Reform: Products-Liability Law in North Carolina

  • From the "Creek" to the Capital

    From the "Creek" to the Capital

  • Heart of the Capital's Legal Community

    Heart of the Capital's Legal Community

  • Much Ado about Mighty Little - North Carolina and the Application of the Relative Hardship Doctrine to Encroachments of Permanent Structures on the Property of Another

    Much Ado about Mighty Little - North Carolina and the Application of the Relative Hardship Doctrine to Encroachments of Permanent Structures on the Property of Another

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