09/01/2026
For Courtney Jones Robinson C’99, her Salem story began before she ever became a student. After spending a summer on campus through Governor’s School, she knew Salem’s close-knit community was where she belonged.
As a biology major, Courtney found professors who invested in her success, friendships that shaped her experience, and a community where she felt genuinely supported. Those connections helped build the confidence, curiosity, and leadership skills she has carried throughout her career.
Today, Courtney has spent 21 years in clinical research, supporting the strategic delivery of global clinical supplies and working to advance treatments for rare diseases and underserved communities.
Her journey is a powerful example of what health leadership can look like in action. From her work in clinical research to her continued involvement with the Salem community, Courtney remains passionate about encouraging the next generation of Salem women.
“Over the years, I’ve grown into a bold, confident, value-driven leader. That’s something I am genuinely grateful for.”
We’re grateful for the ways Courtney continues to live out the Salem spirit and invest in the students who come after her. 💙 Read More at https://loom.ly/BPQ_8OQ