Claire Witt, the incoming president of the Campbell University Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, exemplifies dedication through her academic and athletic achievements. Graduating with honors in just three years, she combines her role as a two-year starter on the lacrosse team with a commitment to community service and leadership. Claire credits her success to the sacrifices of her parents, both Air Force veterans, who instilled a strong work ethic in her. She appreciates the financial support from her scholarships, enabling her to pursue her education without debt. As she prepares for a graduate degree, she aims to build a career in wealth management.

By the Numbers
  • Graduated in three years with honors, holding a BBA in trust and wealth management.
  • Started in 31 games and participated in all 32 contests over the last two seasons with the lacrosse team.
State of Play
  • The Campbell lacrosse team had its best season since joining the CAA, setting a school record with eight consecutive wins.
  • Claire has taken on leadership roles in both athletics and academics, serving as SAAC's vice president prior to becoming president.
What's Next

Claire plans to complete her MBA and begin her career as a sales assistant, eventually aiming to become a financial advisor. She looks to leverage her experience in balancing academics and athletics in the professional world.

Bottom Line

Witt serves as a powerful example of how student-athletes can excel academically and athletically, emphasizing the importance of hard work, community service, and leadership. Her journey highlights the impact of supportive family and school environments in shaping future leaders.