Lora Cubbage

Lora Cubbage serves as a Part-Time Instructor within the Department of Criminal Justice at North Carolina A&T State University, holding dual academic qualifications in law and sociology.

Her educational foundation includes a Juris Doctor from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (2006) and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from North Carolina A&T State University (2002), establishing interdisciplinary expertise bridging legal frameworks and social sciences.

Research interests focus on Criminal Justice systems with specialized attention to Criminal Law enforcement, Civil Liberties protections, procedural aspects of Court Operations, and sociological analyses of crime through lenses of race, class, and gender—evidenced by her course development in Race/Class/Gender in Criminal Justice Systems.

Teaching portfolio encompasses six active courses including Civil Liberties (2022-present), Courtroom Testimony (2023-present), Courts and Judicial Process (2020-present), Criminal Law (2020-present), and Race/Class/Gender in Criminal Justice Systems (2023-present), frequently co-taught with colleagues like O. McDonald and B. Boyce.