Legal Eagle Review on WNCU

08/03/2024

Law Lecture Series at North Carolina Central University School of Law

UPDATE: The Charles Hamilton Houston lecture has been postponed and will be rescheduled.

21/02/2024

Much love and respect! Phyllis Taylor Craig

| Meet Phyliss Craig-Taylor, an NCCU alumna, professor, and Huntsville native, who shares her powerful childhood experiences with school segregation in a Fox 54 news story. | | WATCH: https://bit.ly/NCCUAlumniPhylissCraigTaylor

23/05/2023

Meet our Legal Legends at North Carolina Central University School of Law

| Experience the NCCU School of Law legacy through the Legal Legends Oral History Video Project. Join us as faculty and alumni share their stories, insights, and advice for aspiring law students. | | NCCULAW | WATCH: https://bit.ly/NCCULawLegalLegendsSeries

24/01/2023

Congratulations!

Congrats to our Mock Trial Team Janayla Brown, Frederick Horne, Sheridan King, Lateef Manigault, Taylor Phillips, and Devonte Wilson on winning the semifinals in the Kilpatrick Townsend 1L Mock Trial . Go Legal Eagles! A BIG thank you to Jamila Smith for her support throughout the competition. North Carolina Central University

15/12/2022

More on North Carolina Central University School of Law ! Check it out!

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11/11/2022

Don’t miss this! LEGENDS….

Listen to interviews from Legal Eagles as they share their personal stories about North Carolina Central University School of Law and its impact on their legal careers. This month, retired Professor Charles Smith shares his story and insights on what makes NCCU Law unique! Click the link to view the video: https://law.nccu.edu/about/legal-legends/

03/10/2022

16/09/2022

SAVE THE DATE

SAVE THE DATE - The NCCU Technology Law and Policy Center is excited to announce the inaugural Law and Technology Summit. The event will be held at the New Student Center Friday, Oct. 14, and the Law School Saturday, Oct 15.
The two-day hybrid Summit will bring together some of the industry’s top legal experts, policy advocates and technologists from around the country. The Summit will include keynotes, presentations, and panel discussions designed to examine issues and current developments in law and technology, including artificial intelligence, data privacy, cybersecurity, tech policy, legal services, regulatory reform and more. For a list of speakers and to access the detailed schedule and registration information, visit https://law.nccu.edu/summit-home-page-about/

08/06/2022

You will be missed Dean Lewis! 🙏🏾

24/02/2022

Professor Irv Joyner is on WNCU 90.7 FM Thursday, February 24 at 1pm.

During reconstruction from 1868 to 1898, Wilmington North Carolina was a prosperous seaport with a lively African American population participating in the growth of that town after the Civil War. They held important political offices, owned property, operated businesses and were gainfully employed in a variety of jobs. That changed when former confederate leaders and racist forces conducted the first and only military takeover of a legally elected governmental body in United States history. In the fourth episode of our Lunch and Learn Series for Black History Month, Irving Joyner, one of the country’s astute legal educators and professor at NCCU School of Law (Nccu Law)talks about the take-over. Listen to WNCU 90.7 FM at North Carolina Central University beginning at 1:00 p.m. on February 24 to learn more or stream live online at wncu.org and via the WNCU mobile app.

05/09/2021

21/04/2021

NEW Event: "Understanding Child Custody and Visitation Orders" on April 22 from 6pm-7pm.

02/03/2021

Telehealth Tuesdays 2021 presented by NCCU Virtual Justice Project

01/03/2021

WATCH NOW! The Covid-19 Vaccine: A Conversation Exploring Its Importance to Communities of Color or listen on WNCU 90.7 FM.

01/03/2021

It’s tonight! Tune in at 6pm EST! North Carolina Central University COVID-19 Discussion: The Vaccine and Communities of Color will broadcast on WNCU and Facebook Live.

It’s tonight! Tune in at 6pm EST! North Carolina Central University COVID-19 Discussion: The Vaccine and Communities of Color will broadcast on WNCU and Facebook Live.

26/02/2021

NCCU to Host Discussion on COVID-19 Vaccine and Its Importance for Communities of Color



DURHAM, N.C. – The North Carolina Central University (NCCU) Advanced Center for COVID-19 Related Disparities and the NCCU Virtual Justice Project will co-host a community discussion on the COVID-19 vaccine and communities of color. The panel, hosted on Zoom, will feature NCCU academic department chairs and other members from the NCCU community, including those who have received the COVID-19 vaccine.



WHEN:

Monday, March 1, 2021, 6-7 p.m. EST

WHERE:

Via Zoom; register in advance: https://ncculaw.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RJNleyD8Qo6pL-_7IP7OQQ

Registration is free and open to the public.

The discussion will also air live on NCCU’s page and YouTube channel.

WHO:



Panelists:

Dr. Seronda Robinson, Chair, NCCU Department of Public Health Education

Dr. Yolanda VanRiel, Chair, Department of Nursing

Ms. Jessica Jones, Senior, May 2021 Candidate, Bachelor of Science in Nursing; Vaccine Recipient

Ms. Krisstonia Spruiell, NCCU Alumna, Quality Control Scientist, Pfizer; Vaccine Recipient

Mr. D. Curtis Lawson, Director of Tennis/ Head Coach, Senior Administrator, Durham VA Health Center System and Vaccine; Vaccine Recipient



Moderator:

Atty. April G. Dawson, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs and Professor of Law, and Co-host of the Legal Eagle Review Show, WNCU 90.7 FM

16/02/2021

North Carolina Central University School of Law Virtual Justice Project Telehealth Series

04/02/2021

NCCU Calendar of Events: February 2021

Feb. 9-11: “MLK /FBI” Documentary Viewing
Register to view at leisure at https://mlkfbiatnccu.eventbrite.com
Feb. 11: “MLK/FBI” Documentary Panel Discussion featuring film director Sam Pollard and NCCU law professor Irving Joyner
Register at http://bit.ly/MLKFBIDocumentary; Password: MLKFBI211
Feb. 24: Rock the Lyceum Lecture Series featuring Sulaiman Mausi, ’97, CEO, Dome Group LLC
Register at http://bit.ly/NCCU-RTL-SMausi
Now Through March 2021: NCCU Department of Art and Design Faculty Exhibition
Showing online at nccu.edu/nccu-art-museum

18/01/2021

You are invited to join NCCU School of Law today.

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Annual Religious Service. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.