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UNCC Justice
Initiatives Award
- Recipients
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April
18, 2012 |
Justice
Initiatives,
Inc.
announced
two
students
as the
winners
of the
2012
Justice
Initiatives
Award
for
graduate
and
undergraduate
students
in the
Criminal
Justice
&
Criminology
Department
at the
University
of North
Carolina
at
Charlotte
(UNCC).
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 Ms.
Megan M.
Sims
received
the 2012
Justice
Initiatives
Award
for a
graduate
student
in the
Criminal
Justice
and
Criminology
Department
at UNCC.
She was
chosen
for this
$500
award
based on
demonstrating
excellent
academic
performance
and
dedication
to the
Mecklenburg
County
criminal
justice
system.
Ms. Sims
earned
her
Masters
degree
in
Criminal
Justice
May
2012,
and she
aspires
to have
a career
as
Juvenile
Court
Counselor
with the
North
Carolina
Department
of
Juvenile
Justice
and
Delinquency
Prevention.
Photo
Caption:
Justice
Inititiatives
Board of
Directors
member,
Dr.
Anita
Blowers
(left)
presented
Ms.
Megan M.
Sims
(right)
with the
Graduate
Student
2012
Justice
Initiatives
Award. |
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 Ms.
Cherrie
Bullock
received
the 2012
Justice
Initiatives
Award
for an
undergraduate
student
in the
Criminal
Justice
and
Criminology
Department
at UNCC.
She was
chosen
for this
$500
award
based on
demonstrating
excellent
academic
performance
and
dedication
to the
North
Carolina
Judicial
System.
Ms.
Bullock
is a
rising
senior
at UNCC,
studying
Criminal
Justice
and
Criminology
and
Psychology,
and she
aspires
to one
day be
the
first
African-
American
female
to serve
as a
Justice
of the
United
States
Supreme
Court.
Photo
Caption:
Justice
Inititiatives
Board of
Directors
member,
Dr.
Anita
Blowers
(left)
presented
Ms.
Cherrie
Bullock
(right)
with the
Undergraduate
Student
2012
Justice
Initiatives
Award. |
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