ABA Employment Summary Report and Employment Data: Each year North Carolina Central University School of Law distributes a survey, pursuant to the American Bar Association, to its recent graduates seeking employment information. That information is reported to the American Bar Association in the spring following the graduation date.
This form is designed to guide providers in sharing relevant information regarding the patient/client. While completing this form is not mandatory, it serves as a helpful tool to ensure that we have the information necessary to assess the student’s request and determine how we can best support their disability-related needs.
This document contains a report on concentrated poverty in North Carolina.
This document contains the Driver's License Suspension Report.
This document contains the profile of the NCCU Spring Class of 2026.
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Join NCCU alumnus Marcus Anderson for the 5th annual Marcus Anderson’s Jazz AND Coffee Escape hosted at the NCCU Student Center on July 27–29, 2023.
The College of Behavioral and Social Sciences will host a Poverty Symposium on October 10 in the BN Duke Auditorium from 9:00 am to 12:30 pm.
This symposium will address how poverty impacts health and contributes to health disparities.
The Symposium is sponsored by the Kenan Charitable Trust Foundation and the Durham County Board of Commissioners.
