Judith Welch Wegner

It is with great sadness I only now hear of Judith´s passing and I am heart broken. I served with her on the NAAB Board for a few years and was always impressed by her clarity of thought, tremendous humanity and sharp judgement. With all of that came a warm heart and a devotion to serve the community. She will always be for me a role model for us all....My deepest sympathy for her family and friends. -Rocco Ceo

I, like many others, am saddened by Judith's sudden death. As the author of TRUE SOUTH: LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM POLAR EXTREMES and UNC Law board member during the administrations of five deans, I remember Judith's incredible leadership. Student-centric leadership was not in the lexicon, but she had the vision to entrust students with the responsibility for their own learning experience to make their learning sticky. Her greatest quality was her true compassion for the humanism of all...

Warren: I am saddened to learn of Judith's passing. I hope you are doing well. Sincerely, Kevin DeCramer

The news of Judith Wegner's loss is numbing. Her leadership across the University and in the communities where she lived was exceptional: well-informed, personal and generous. I sought and acted upon advice from Judith about my own academic decisions because of her vision, incisive thinking, kindness and honesty. Such leaders are crucial for the success of most of us so her loss leaves a hole in my heart. Thank you, Judith and Warren, for sharing your thoughts, good humor and even your home...

I'm shocked and saddened, and can't stand this news. Still grappling with it; that's why it's taken me a week to post. I've only been meaning to touch base with Judith for a thousand years since our last contact. We shared a deep love for Nantucket, among many other things. What a professor; what a human. So sorry for your loss, Warren.

I was shocked and saddened to hear of Dean Wegner's death. I last spoke to her about a year ago, but when I was a student and a clinician at UNC in the '90s and '00s, she was both mentor and good friend. Her impact on the school is indelible, and she will be missed.

Judith was an important and deeply valued colleague and friend in the world of legal education. She was generous, supportive, wise and beyond thoughtful. I am very sorry to learn of her death and will miss her, and send my condolences.

Warren, your Fayetteville family is ready to provide you Amy support you need.