The North Carolina Central University School of Law will host a series of child and family law workshops for the community focusing on domestic violence ...
NCCU Law Presents the 2012 R.J. Reynolds Symposium
On April 13, 2012, North Carolina Central University School of Law will present the 2012 R.J. Reynolds Symposium “Obstacles and Opportunities: The Role of Law ...
A Call for Justice for Trayvon Martin
We, the undersigned members of the North Carolina Central University School of Law family, are aware of the unlawful death of 17-year old Trayvon Martin ...
NCCU Law Wins Second Place for Brief Writing in the Saul Lefkowitz Competition
North Carolina Central University School of Law was awarded second place for Brief Writing at the national championship of the ...
Community Invited to a Session on Child Support Orders
The North Carolina Central University School of Law is inviting the public to a session entitled “Understanding the Ins and Outs of Establishing a Child ...
NCCU Law to Host N.C. Bar Association Pro Bono Legal Panel
The North Carolina Central University School of Law will host a Pro Bono Legal Panel sponsored by the North Carolina Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division ...
Iyanna Henry ’13 Receives Albert Schweitzer Fellowship
Iyanna Henry, a second year law student (2L) at North Carolina Central University, has been selected as a 2012-13 Albert Schweitzer Fellow. She is the first ...
NCCU Law to Host Foreclosure One-On-One Sessions
The North Carolina Central University School of Law Technology Assisted Legal Instruction and Services (TALIAS) program will host one-on-one sessions to discuss individual foreclosure concerns ...
NCCU Law Hosts the Rule of Law Conference
North Carolina Central University School of Law hosted the World Justice Project Rule of Law Conference on February 10, 2012. Attendees at the Conference included ...
NCCU Law to Host Eagle Empowerment Series
North Carolina Central University School of Law will host the Eagle Empowerment Series, “Social Networking, Cyber-Bullying and Your Rights,” from 6 to 7:15 p.m. on ...
