ECU faculty, students to present at conference
East Carolina University will be well represented at the 78th Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society in New Orleans March 25-28. Presenting at the event are four Department of...
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Sex, seduction in Donne’s poetry topic of final Voyages lecture
Williams College professor of English Dr. Illona Bell will present “Sex and Seduction in John Donne’s Poetry” at 7 p.m. March 24 in Bate 1032, East Carolina University. The event...
Workshops to focus on veterans, military
East Carolina University’s Contemporary Writer Series will host a three-day series of workshops for veterans, military service members and military families March 25 – 27. All events are free...
ECU professor to serve as Steffy Lecturer
ECU maritime studies professor Dr. David J. Stewart was asked by the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) to serve as the 2015-16 J. Richard Steffy Lecturer. The lecture was established...
Sociology students use global technology to share favorite campus spots
ECU sociology instructor and professional photographer Maria McDonald took her students on a tour of key landmarks on campus this Spring, taking photographs to share with students in India, Russia,...
SUNY professor to discuss secrets of fishes
State University of New York professor Dr. Karin E. Limburg will discuss the secrets of fishes at 4 p.m. March 26 in Room C-209 of East Carolina University’s Science and...
Lecture scheduled for March 24
Dr. Ilona Bell, Samuel Fessenden Clarke Professor of English at Williams College, will present “Sex and Seduction in John Donne’s Poetry,” at 7 p.m. March 24 in 1032 Bate. The Thomas Harriot Lecture...
ECU professors serve on water quality council
Three East Carolina University faculty members are part of the 12-member Science Advisory Council of the state’s Nutrient Criteria Development Plan. Marcelo Ardón, a biologist; Michael O’Driscoll, a geologist; and...
ECU professor publishes review of Nobel Prize winner, mentor
An article written by chemistry professor Shouquan Huo with graduate students Rob Mroz and Jeff Carroll, "Negishi coupling in the synthesis of advanced electronic, optical, electrochemical, and magnetic materials," is...
Criminal Justice Career Fair set for Feb. 26
The 5th consecutive Criminal Justice Career Fair will be held from 1-3 p.m. Feb. 26 in the Mendenhall Student Center Great Rooms. The event includes criminal justice agencies from across...