Positions
Gregg Schwitzgebel
Service
professional service activities
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High Point University School of Law.
Invited to Attend Hign Point University School of Law Building Grand Opening as charter Adjunct Faculty of the insitutution. Associate Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr. of the Supreme Court of the United States was the keynote speaker for the occasion. 2025
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North Carolina Supreme Court Historical Society
President, North Carolina Supreme Court Historical Society (four terms on Board of Trustees) 2024
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Visiting/Guest Lectures
Guest Lectures presented on the topics of both appellate practice and administrative law at UNC-Wilmington to a graduate class in Ocean and Coastal Law.
Participated in Symposium at North Carolina State University at the General H. Hugh Shelton Leadership Center.
Continued Fall 2025 as visiting Guest Lecture; topic of negotiation and leadership at North Carolina State University at the General Hugh Shelton Leadership Center (continuing, multiple years).Coontinued to teach fall 2025 in MBA graduate program at Risk Management Insurance (RMI) at Lundy Fetterman School of Business at Campbell University. (Other courses have included negotiation; accredited at Campbell 2023).
During Fall 2025, served as both Quarter-Final and Semi-Final round judge at the (Chief Justices') Billings, Exum, & Frye National Moot Court Competition at Elon University (continuing, nearly a decade). 2024
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Appellate Rules Committee
Having served on this Committee since 2012, the NCBA Appellate Rules Committee recommends revisions to the North Carolina Rules of Appellate Procedure for consideration by the Justices of the Supreme Court of North Carolina. 2023
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NCBA Appellate Practice Section
Charter member of this NCBA section and former Section Chair. Additionally, continuing several years of chairing this committee (Moot Court Program for Practiitioners) from the inception. Founded the Moot Court Program for Practiitioners after conceptual study from 2013-15. The program is available to practitioners statewide. 2023
Background
education and training