Kenneth D. Snow

Attorney Kenneth Snow does not recall when it was that he first knew he wanted to be a lawyer. Though he exclaims “I do know that I became a lawyer to speak for the voiceless and to fight for those who cannot fight for themselves.” He was born and raised in Georgetown, South Carolina. Snow is the sixth child out of 8 children. “My mother and father were just ordinary good people who worked hard to provide for their children. They had no fancy titles and no fancy letters behind their names. My mother worked mainly in the home and my father was a self-employed carpenter and longshoreman at the local port. They instilled in me and my siblings a strong sense of community and responsibility for others.” After college, Snow spent several years as a college Snow was the first in his family to attend a 4-year college. He received a Bachelors’ of Arts Degree in Urban Studies from Johnson C. Smith University (JCSU). At JCSU, he established himself as a student leader. J.D., North Carolina Central University School of Law, 2000 President of Black Law Students Association | Trial Advocacy Team | Student Ambassadors B.A., Johnson C. Smith University, 1990 President, NAACP JCSU Chapter | President, Youth and College Division of NAACP Southern Region | Kelly Alexander Leadership Award