Jordan v. Central Piedmont Community College

McGEE, Judge.

Plaintiff, Toya Jordan, was employed by defendant, Central Piedmont Community College, as a cooking instructor. She was assigned to provide vocational training to inmates at a minimum custody facility at the Mecklenburg II Correctional Center in Huntersville, North Carolina. Before the cooking classes began, prison officials conducted an orientation session with plaintiff during which they explained the type of prison facility where she would be working. She was informed she was subject to searches and that there was a potential for her to be involved in a hostage situation.…