Fahey, a third-year student at NCCU School of Law, spent the summer working alongside attorneys handling federal criminal cases in the Federal Public Defender’s Office.
Since joining NCCU Law’s Technology Law and Policy Center as a Technology Law Fellow in 2023, Johnson has helped expand the center’s communications, programming, scholarship and community engagement.
With academic training in both computer science and law, Gipson Rankin’s work focuses on technology, artificial intelligence and their implications for the legal profession and justice system.
As a first-generation attorney, Smith brings practical experience in client representation, law practice management and the evolving demands of the legal profession to the classroom.
Throughout the two-week program, students develop foundational law school skills, including legal analysis, case briefing, statutory interpretation, legal writing and exam preparation.