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College Course In Prison Gives Inmates New Hope
A North Carolina State University sociology course begins at Central Prison with 22 inmates in a live class while more than 140 inmates study via correspondence. The program, part of an urban affairs project, aims to improve academic skills and attitudes, offering college credit upon completion.
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Raleigh
Central Prison
North Carolina State University
North Carolina
Robert Brisson
NCSU
Ncsu Division of Continuing Education
Urban Affairs and Community Services Center
Stanley Blackledge
Maj
Sam Garrison
James Panton
Charles Davis
Department of Correction
Brisson
Blackledge
Polk Center
Urban Affairs Center