ECU produces most archaeology, maritime professionals
For the third consecutive year, East Carolina University has produced the highest number of new registrants to the Register of Professional Archaeologists. ECU is one of only a few graduate...
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ECU quartet to perform at national convention
The Stranded Silver Flute Quartet has been invited to perform at the 2016 National Flute Association Convention in San Diego, California, on August 13. Founded in August 2013 as an...
ECU freshman wins best woman vocalist at NC NATS auditions
A first prize for best overall undergraduate woman performer highlighted a strong showing for East Carolina University vocalists at the 2016 North Carolina National Association of Teachers of Singing auditions....
Former student presidents surprise Chancellor Ballard with home-cooked meal
When a chancellor retires, formal receptions with various dignitaries are traditional, but one group of students at East Carolina University wanted to do something more personal. Several former student body...
Department of Criminal Justice to Host Career Fair
The Department of Criminal Justice at East Carolina University will hold the 2016 Criminal Justice Career Fair from 1 – 3 p.m. Thursday, March 17, in the Mendenhall Student Center...
ECU hosts the Academy of Leisure Sciences Teaching Institute
East Carolina University’s Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies in the College of Health and Human Performance hosted the 2016 Academy of Leisure Sciences Teaching Institute Feb. 24-26. Nearly 90...
ECU celebrates International Women’s Day
Voices were raised and myths began to shatter during International Women’s Day March 3 at East Carolina University. About 100 people including faculty, staff and students attended ECU’s third annual...
Symposium features health care quality improvement projects
By Kathryn Kennedy ECU News Services Interprofessional collaboration and how innovative programs can improve the quality of health care and education were recurring themes at the second Quality Improvement Symposium,...
College of Education launches partnership with Panasonic Foundation, four rural school districts
East Carolina University’s College of Education is celebrating a new partnership with the Panasonic Foundation and four eastern North Carolina school districts. The Panasonic Foundation works nationwide with schools to...
McCrory: Connect NC ‘extremely important’
By Doug Boyd ECU News Services Gov. Pat McCrory stopped at East Carolina University on Monday to tout the $2 billion Connect NC bond act, saying its proceeds are vital...