| The School of Law is located on the campus of North Carolina Central University at the corner of Cecil Street and South Alston Avenue in the Albert L. Turner Building, 87,672 sq. ft. four-story brick structure recently renovated and expanded.
The newly renovated Turner Law Building contains state-of-the art moot courtrooms, an expanded model law office, five classrooms and a new administrative wing. The Law School has three (3) high tech smart classrooms with seating capacities of 126, 123 and 80; three high tech smart court rooms, with seating capacities of 139, 28 and 18; two distance learning classrooms, and two high tech smart seminar rooms.
The Law Library contains over 280,000 volumes and volume equivalents of research and a comfortable environment for study and research. The ground floor of the building contains individual offices for student organizations, such as the Law Journal and the Student Bar Association, and a student lounge and canteen/vending area. There are two fully-equipped computer labs. Wireless connection is available throughout the building. The newly-constructed "Great Hall" is one of the major focal points of the building allows the Law School to comfortably host workshops and other seminars and special events. |
