Dawson has helped elevate NCCU Law’s national profile, particularly in areas involving artificial intelligence, ethical technology use and the future of legal training.
“Alicia Marks Flowers’ appointment to the North Carolina Superior Court is a proud moment for NCCU School of Law,” said Interim Dean Donald Corbett.
For Bickers, there was only one choice. “I knew NCCU was the place for me,” she said. “The evening program made it possible.
Through the NC Free Legal Answers Clinic, a remote, tech-enabled pro bono, NCCU law students are helping North Carolinians navigate civil legal issues.
Clinton's experience managing a demanding law school schedule while navigating a complex medical condition has strengthened both her resilience and her commitment to helping others.
An article by the National Jurist highlights the work of the NCCU Technology Law & Policy Center (TLPC).
Funds for the scholarship are raised annually through the Julian T. Pierce Memorial Scholarship Art Dinner.
The ceremony represents an important milestone in the law school’s mission to prepare practice-ready attorneys committed to service and excellence within their communities.
Panels and discussions will feature national thought leaders providing real-world perspectives.
The discussion featured dialogue and insights from NCCU faculty members Professor Brenda Reddix-Smalls (law), Professor Christopher Brooks (law), and Allan Cooper, Ph.D., (political science).