February 6, 2026 - 04:29

Campbell University has announced a significant new educational partnership with the North Carolina Department of Adult Corrections (NCDAC). The collaboration is designed to dramatically expand access to higher education for the state's corrections employees and their immediate family members.
Through this initiative, staff across the NCDAC will be eligible for substantial tuition discounts on programs offered by Campbell’s Adult and Online Education division. This encompasses a wide range of fully online undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as professional certificate courses. The aim is to remove financial barriers and provide flexible learning options for those serving in critical public safety roles.
University officials emphasized that the partnership is a direct investment in the professional development and well-being of corrections personnel. By furthering their education, employees can enhance their skills for career advancement within the department. The program also extends its benefits to the spouses and children of corrections employees, supporting broader family success and stability.
This initiative recognizes the demanding nature of correctional work and seeks to provide meaningful support to those who dedicate their careers to this essential field. The accessible online format is specifically tailored to accommodate the challenging and often irregular schedules of corrections staff, allowing them to balance work, life, and educational goals.
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