Educator’s legacy of teaching excellence endures
Faye Creegan ’65 was known as master teacher, both in skill and impact. The East Carolina University College of Education graduate became a renowned Pitt County educator whose lessons and...
Glen Webster Archives
Technology, business collide during Technology Summit
Who knew the internet would become so yesterday. “We’re moving into the AI era,” Robert Daigle, director and global artificial intelligence business leader at Lenovo, told East Carolina University students...
Expert: Dr. Kelsey Fisher-Wellman
Dr. Kelsey Fisher-Wellman Assistant Professor Department of Physiology 252-744-2585 fisherwellmank17@ecu.edu Website Areas of Expertise Dr. Fisher-Wellman’s area of expertise is the understanding how mitochondrial efficiency aligns with physiology across cells/organs...
Expert: Dr. Carl Haisch
Dr. Carl Haisch Vice Chair of Education Professor of Surgery Surgical Immunology and Transplantation Brody School of Medicine 252-744-2977 haischc@ecu.edu Website Areas of Expertise Surgical immunology and transplantation Find...
Expert: Dr. Amanda Higginson
Dr. Amanda Higginson Clinical Associate Professor Interim Associate Dean for Student Affairs, Clinical Sciences Department of Pediatrics 252-744-1111 higginsona14@ecu.edu Areas of Expertise Dr. Higginson’s area of expertise includes injury...
Faculty: Dr. John Cavanagh
Dr. John Cavanagh didn’t come to science and medicine naturally. “It was a complete fluke,” said Cavanagh, professor and chair of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in the...
Alumnus launches peanut passion project
A flash of Pirate-inspired flare adorns every can of Hancock Peanut Company. peanuts. The purple stripes on the logo of the golden legumes highlight the talents and family history of...
Alumnus launches peanut passion project
A flash of Pirate-inspired flare adorns every can of Hancock Peanut Company. peanuts. The purple stripes on the logo of the golden legumes highlight the talents and family history of...
ECU researchers will help build resiliency among small and underserved farms
East Carolina University is extending the reach of its impact through a multi-institutional project funded by the National Science Foundation’s Regional Innovation Engines program. The $1 million grant-funded project, called...
Whale Watching
When people hear spring break in Mexico, they may think all-inclusive resorts and spending hours laying on a beach. For eight East Carolina University students, spring break in Mexico meant...