After military service and building a business, 56-year-old veteran David Williams Jr. is chasing a dream deferred: earning his degree and finding renewed purpose at NCCU.
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From student presentations to faculty showcases, NCCU’s Graduate Research Week soared with innovation, collaboration and impactful ideas.
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The team of Azaria Shabaz, who attended NCCU during her freshman year, worked on a plan to mitigate AI-enabled attacks on critical infrastructure.
The week-long residential program with TMCF is designed for high-achieving high school juniors (rising seniors) to explore HBCUs, NCCU, college prep and career pathways.
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From thought-provoking discussions to networking with peers, the NCCU Graduate School played a key role at the NCCGS 2024 Conference. Find out what we brought to the table!
This special session on March 5, at 10 a.m. featured a distinguished panel of judges, including The Honorable Jefferson Griffin ’08, who heard oral arguments for multiple cases.
Trina McCarter leads initiatives that support students in their academic and professional growth.
That success rate on the nursing exam, called the NCLEX, came out of initiatives from a university-wide task force developed a few years ago.
“It was crazy,” he said. “I’ve never spoken to that many people at one time.”
Renowned for her powerful depictions of African American life, Catlett’s work has influenced generations of artists, particularly those connected with the Black Arts movement of the 1960s and 1970s.
“When people arrive at the airport, they are concerned with checking their bags and getting to their gate,” Lennon said. “They don’t understand what’s happening behind the scenes."
North Carolina Central University School of Law (NCCU), in collaboration with the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts and the North Carolina Human Trafficking Commission, hosted symposium.
The volunteers drove two minutes west and again began trekking through dark woods. After a few minutes of walking, a tent with a light inside appeared.