NCCU School of Law Honors Service to Our Nation
During November, North Carolina Central University School of Law proudly joins the nation in commemorating Veterans Day. This year’s theme, “Veterans Helping Veterans and Their Families," emphasizes the idea that veterans are often uniquely positioned to support one another because they share common experiences, challenges, and values. Our recognition of Veterans Day also underscores our collective gratitude to those who have made personal sacrifices in their steadfast commitment to serve in uniform.
NCCU School of Law has a proud tradition of welcoming veterans back to our campus to pursue their legal education following military service. We have also prepared countless graduates to serve with distinction in the Judge Advocate General’s (JAG) Corps, continuing their dedication to justice and country.
We are honored to have veterans among our law school community — in our student body, faculty, and staff. Our commitment to veterans extends beyond our walls and into the broader community through our Vet Law Clinic, where we offer free legal services to veterans seeking benefits from the United States Department of Veterans Affairs.
As dean of the NCCU School of Law, I am especially proud of the students who graduate from our institution each year and go on to serve in the JAG Corps of the United States Armed Forces. Their selfless service reflects great credit upon themselves and upon the North Carolina Central University School of Law.
Happy Veterans Day!
In Truth and Service,
Dean Joseph Grant
North Carolina Central University School of Law