The Criminal Justice Program in the department of political science and criminal justice at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University presents A Criminal Justice Roundtable. The roundtable brown bag lunch discussions will take place at noon on Wednesday in Room 220 Gibbs Hall.

The first discussion will take place Oct. 1, the topic will be The Impact of Crime on the Movement for Civil Rights. The facilitator will be James P. Mayes. On Oct. 8, there will be a discussion on Police as Slaves led by Dr. John Jones. The Oct. 22 topic will be Savage Inequalities in the Educational Experiences of Youth: A Crime of the State led by Professor Radscheda Nobles. There will be a moderated student panel discussion Oct. 29. The roundtable discussions are open to the public. For additional information, call James P. Mayes at 256-2127.