Staff: Margaret Turner
On the tennis court, Margaret Turner is as competitive as anyone. Off the court, she competes for top students as the director of admissions and recruiting in the Honors College...
ECU Contributor Archives
Honors College Expert: Nicholas Rupp
Dr. Nicholas Rupp Professor Department of Economics Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences 252-328-6821 ruppn@ecu.edu Areas of Expertise Industrial organization, automobile and airlines, education economics, experimental economics Find related...
Honors College Expert: Ewa Silver
Dr. Ewa Silver Adjunct Assistant Professor Department of History Thomas Harriot College of Arts & Sciences 252-328-4366 silverew18@ecu.edu Areas of Expertise Maritime history, underwater archaeology, shipwreck protection Find related experts...
Honors College Expert: Stacy Warner
Dr. Stacy Warner Professor Department of Kinesiology College of Health and Human Performance 252-328-0095 warners@ecu.edu Areas of Expertise Sport and community building, sport and life quality, sport for social change,...
Halloween Week 2021
Several campus groups and organizations are hosting Halloween-themed events this spooky season. Don't miss your opportunity to participate! Individuals requesting accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) should contact...
Campus Update – Matrix Scoring, Community Expectations
Based on our continued efforts and progress as a campus community, our campus risk level continues to decline with more than a 50% decrease in new cases and a 1%...
BUILDING RESILIENCY
A $5 million federal grant will support East Carolina University researchers and students as they work to strengthen resilience in communities along the Albemarle-Pamlico estuary system of coastal North Carolina....
Campus Update – Matrix Scoring, Community Expectations
We are showing how Pirates Protect Pirates through increased vaccinations and declining case and positivity rates. The campus positivity rate has been 1% over the past two weeks with an...
BRAIN HEALTH
Decades before someone starts experiencing the hand tremors, shaking or loss of balance associated with Parkinson’s disease, changes in their gut could signal potential problems. Researchers at East Carolina University’s...
ALUMNI AWARDS
The East Carolina University Alumni Association recognized six alumni at A Purple and Gold Evening, its annual awards ceremony Oct. 1 at the Greenville Convention Center. The awards, which were...