Arts and Sciences Archives

Jun 27, 2013
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‘North Carolina Literary Review’ explores the changing state of North Carolina

The North Carolina Literary Review (NCLR) focuses on the state’s ever-changing historical, environmental, and literary landscape in its 2013 issue. The issue’s special feature section includes interviews with Cold Mountain...

Jun 20, 2013
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ECU ecologist’s wetlands research in major publications

Research by ECU professor Marcelo Ardón-Sayao, assistant professor of ecology in the Department of Biology, has appeared in two major science publications this summer. His work on soil and surface...

May 22, 2013
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Award-winning alumnus completes triology

By Steve Tuttle East editor Members of the Greatest Generation may enjoy reading Rick Atkinson’s book about their greatest triumph – the liberation of Europe during the final battles of...

May 14, 2013
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St. Amant awarded for teaching, innovation

The Society for Technical Communication (STC), the largest professional society in the field of technical communication, has chosen Kirk St.Amant as a recipient of the Society’s 2013 Jay R. Gould...

Apr 25, 2013
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ECU student discusses Tuscarora at UNCC Graduate History Forum

Matthew Esterline, graduate student in history at East Carolina University, discussed John Lawson and the Tuscarora War at UNC-Charlotte’s 25th Annual Graduate History Forum on April 19-20. The presentation, titled...

Apr 18, 2013
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St. Amant delivers keynote presentation

East Carolina University professor Kirk St. Amant delivered the keynote presentation, "Global Growth in the Borderless World: Perspectives, Practices, and Projections" at the 2013 Red River Graduate Student Conference on...

Apr 12, 2013
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Southern Gerontological Society honors ECU sociology professor

The Southern Gerontological Society honored East Carolina University professor of sociology Dr. James “Jim” Mitchell with induction into the Gerontologists Rooted in the South (GRITS) Hall of Fame for 2013....

Apr 02, 2013
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ECU community mourns loss of instructor

Co-workers and students of East Carolina University teaching instructor Debbie O’Neal are grieving this week following her death March 31....

Apr 01, 2013
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Folger Shakespeare Library exhibit features ECU connections

An exhibit on display at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C., is showcasing the achievements of Dr. Thomas Herron, an associate professor of English at East Carolina University, students in ECU’s School of Art and Design and the University Multimedia Center....

Mar 20, 2013
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Research to focus on discrimination through access

East Carolina University sociology professor Dr. Mamadi Corra will study how race affects access to commodities such as jobs and real estate, thanks to a National Science Foundation grant of...