Background
Rand, Anthony Eden was born on September 1, 1939 in Panther Branch, North Carolina, United States. Son of Walter and Geneva.
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Anthony Eden RAND
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Education
Bachelor in Political Science, University of North Carolina, 1961. Doctor of Laws (honorary), University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 2008. Juris Doctor, University of North Carolina Law School, Chapel Hill, 1964.
Doctor of Laws (honorary), Fayetteville State University, 2000. HHD (honorary), Methodist University, 2008.
Career
Partner Mitchiner, Andrews, Rand, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1965-1968, Rose, Thorp, Rand & Ray, Fayetteville, 1968-1981, Rose, Rand, Winfrey & Gregory, Fayetteville, 1982-1989, Rand, Finch & Gregory, Fayetteville, 1989-1993, Rand and Gregory, Fayetteville, since 1993. Member District 12 North Carolina State Senate, Raleigh, 1982—1988, member District 24, 1995—2002, member District 19, 2003—2009, majority leader, 1987—1988, 2001—2009. Chairman North Carolina Parole Commission, since 2010.
Secretary, legal counsel, consultant Lithotripters, Inc.1989-1996. Consultant Prime Medical Services, 1996-2000, Sonorex, Inc., since 2001.
Membership
Member North Carolina State Democratic Executive Committee, 1975-1977. Chairman executive committee Cumberland County Democratic party (North Carolina), 1977-1981. Board visitors University North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Methodist College.
Board directors, founding member Public School Forum. Board directors Fayetteville Area Sentencing, 1985. Member advisory board Museum Cape Fear, 1989-1995.
Member national advisory panel Child Care Action Committee, since 1989. President Med-Tech Investments, 1989-1997. Member American Bar Association, Association of Trial Lawyers of America (state commiteeman 1968-1972), North Carolina Bar Association, Alpha Tau Omega, Delta Theta Phi, State Legislative Leadership Foundation (board directors), Senete President Forum (board director).
Connections
Married Karen Rand; 2 children.
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Political Party
Democrat
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Awards
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Named Legislation of Year, North Carolina Nurses' Association, 2003, Autism Society, 2004, Legislator of Year, Disabled American Veterinary North Carolina, 2008. Recipient William Davie award, University North Carolina Chapel Hill, 1995, Distinguished Service Medal, University North Carolina Chapel Hill General Alumni Association, 1998, Distinguished Alumnus award, University North Carolina Chapel Hill, 2001, Legislation Leadership award, North Carolina Council Community Programs, 2000, Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce Realtors Cup, 2000, Chancellor's medallion, Fayetteville State University, 2001, Law Distinguished Alumni award, University North Carolina Chapel Hill, 2001, Distinguished Service award, North Carolina State, 2002, Honorary Trustee award, Fayetteville Technology Community College, 2003, North Carolina Gun Violence Prevention Citizen of Year award, 2003, Legislation award, American Red Cross of North Carolina, 2003, William N. Martin award, Covenant with North Carolina Children, 2005, Public Leadership in Technical award, North Carolina Technology Association, 2005, 2007, MOVE award, National Master of Science Society North Carolina, 2007, Leadership award, North Carolina Housing Trust Fund, 2007, Director award, North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement, Charles Dick medal of Merit, North Carolina National Guard, 2007, North Carolina Public library Champion award, 2008, Legislative Supporters of Foster and Adoptive Parents award, Childrens & Family Services Association, 2008.Named Legislation of Year, North Carolina Nurses' Association, 2003, Autism Society, 2004, Legislator of Year, Disabled American Veterinary North Carolina, 2008. Recipient William Davie award, University North Carolina Chapel Hill, 1995, Distinguished Service Medal, University North Carolina Chapel Hill General Alumni Association, 1998, Distinguished Alumnus award, University North Carolina Chapel Hill, 2001, Legislation Leadership award, North Carolina Council Community Programs, 2000, Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce Realtors Cup, 2000, Chancellor's medallion, Fayetteville State University, 2001, Law Distinguished Alumni award, University North Carolina Chapel Hill, 2001, Distinguished Service award, North Carolina State, 2002, Honorary Trustee award, Fayetteville Technology Community College, 2003, North Carolina Gun Violence Prevention Citizen of Year award, 2003, Legislation award, American Red Cross of North Carolina, 2003, William N. Martin award, Covenant with North Carolina Children, 2005, Public Leadership in Technical award, North Carolina Technology Association, 2005, 2007, MOVE award, National Master of Science Society North Carolina, 2007, Leadership award, North Carolina Housing Trust Fund, 2007, Director award, North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement, Charles Dick medal of Merit, North Carolina National Guard, 2007, North Carolina Public library Champion award, 2008, Legislative Supporters of Foster and Adoptive Parents award, Childrens & Family Services Association, 2008.