I first arrived on the NCCU campus way back in August of 1965. It was a great year. I remember it so well. At the time, the university was named North Carolina College at Durham. It was while I was there at Central that the name was actually changed to North Carolina Central University. Not only did I receive a very effective and appropriate undergraduate education at the university, but I also received my law degree there at North Carolina Central University School of Law. So I have a lot to be proud of, and I have a lot to be thankful for.
G. K. Butterfield: “I first arrived on the NCCU campus way back in August of 1965. It was a great year. I remember it so well. At the time…”
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Speaker Butterfield reflects on his educational journey at North Carolina Central University.
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