James Hopf named Chief of Staff
Greenville attorney James F. Hopf has been named Chief of Staff to the Chancellor at East Carolina University, following unanimous approval by the Board of Trustees Aug. 31. Hopf will...
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‘CONFIDENCE BUILDER’
As the fall semester began, distance education students in East Carolina University's master of science in nursing program gathered on campus for several days of hands-on training designed to prepare...
WITNESSING INNOVATION
After spending more than 40 hours a week shadowing East Carolina University’s world-renowned robotic heart surgeons, two Honors College students embark on the new semester with lasting impressions and connections....
NEEDED RESOURCE
As school begins this fall, East Carolina University will play a major role in training health educators in K-12 schools across the state. For 28 years, the North Carolina School...
LIVING LEGACIES
Three medical students at East Carolina University's Brody School of Medicine have been awarded the most prestigious scholarship available at the university. Bryan Morales, Chantel Morey and Katherine Mulligan have...
Whisnant chosen as 2016 Whichard Distinguished Professor in Humanities
East Carolina University soon will welcome Anne Whisnant to the faculty as the 2016 David Julian and Virginia Suther Whichard Distinguished Professor in the Humanities. “I am honored to have...
ECU to host information session on MSW degree program
East Carolina University’s School of Social Work will host an information session for people interested in earning a master of social work (MSW) degree through an extended time cohort program....
ECU College of Education dean named to state board
Dr. Grant Hayes, dean of East Carolina University’s College of Education, has been elected to the board of directors of the Public School Forum of North Carolina. His two-year term...
‘UPPING OUR GAME’
East Carolina University must up its game, Chancellor Cecil Staton told a gathering of alumni and supporters at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium on Monday night, but he wasn’t just talking about football....
OFFICIALLY PIRATES
East Carolina University welcomed more than 4,300 first-year students during the annual Student Welcome and Convocation at Minges Coliseum Aug. 21. Guest speaker and ECU alumnus Greg Morin ’01, CEO...