ECU signs pact with Uruguay
GREENVILLE, NC (May 28, 2004) — The N.C. Agromedicine Institute at East Carolina University on Thursday established an institutional relationship with BIO Uruguay, a research and training institute...
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ECU to train food literacy volunteers
GREENVILLE, NC (May 25, 2004) — Dismayed by a trend towards bad nutrition in her own family and community, East Carolina University art professor Alice Arnold wondered how...
Tucker honored for effort to curb substance abuse
GREENVILLE, NC (May 18, 2004) — Carol Ann Tucker, professor of East Carolina University's College of Health and Human Performance, received recognition for her efforts to study and...
ECU AD search to remain open
GREENVILLE, NC (May 17, 2004) — Incoming Chancellor Steve Ballard said today (May 17) that he will keep the athletics director search open while he continues to gather...
Six medical students selected to be Schweitzer Fellows
GREENVILLE, N.C. (May 11, 2004) — Six Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University students have been chosen as North Carolina Schweitzer Fellows for 2004-05. In total,...
ECU graduates 2,500
GREENVILLE, NC (May 8, 2004) — East Carolina University awarded 2,568 candidates with degrees Saturday at the institution's 95th spring commencement. Degrees were conferred in two separate ceremonies...
Graduates head into residencies, jobs
GREENVILLE, N.C. (May 7, 2004) — A physician known for his humor, a hospital executive and the dean of the School of Nursing were the featured speakers for...
ECU approves new Board of Visitors members
GREENVILLE, NC (May 7, 2004) — East Carolina University Board of Trustees approved nine new members of the Board of Visitors Friday (May 7, 2004). The Board of...
ECU geographer earns Fulbright to study in India
GREENVILLE, NC (May 6, 2004) — Holly Hapke, a professor of geography at East Carolina University, received a Fulbright-Hayes Faculty Research Abroad award to continue her research in...
Ugandan children doing well after heart surgery at PCMH
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Apr. 30, 2004) — Two children from Uganda are recovering well after open-heart surgery this week at Pitt County Memorial Hospital to repair congenital heart defects. ...