ECU to host 8th grade girls for mathematics, science conference
East Carolina University will host 100 middle school girls professing an interest in science or math Friday at the MAGIC for STEM Girls’ Conference, beginning at 9 a.m. in Mendenhall...
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Tuten publishes on wine label influence
East Carolina University professor Tracy Tuten in the Department of Marketing and Supply Chain Management has published "Message on a bottle: the wine label's influence" in the International Journal Business...
Wells Fargo supports ECU Partnership East program
Wells Fargo has given $75,000 to East Carolina University's College of Education to support the Wells Fargo Partnership East Program. The gift will support 47 students and provide five stipends...
Fulbright experience enriching, inspirational
By Kendra Alexander East Carolina University education professor Dr. David Siegel, a Fulbright award winner who spent six weeks in South Africa, returned to campus with an increased appreciation for...
ECU College of Education staff member assumes leadership role
Zone Three of the North Carolina East District of Optimist International has elected Lou Anna Hardee as Lt. Governor for 2011-2012. She was installed at the organization’s annual convention in...
Housekeeping awards for excellence announced
The 2011 Third Quarter Housekeepers Awards for Excellence recipients for service are James Bryant with Academics, Delton Howard with Residence Halls / Student Recreation Center, and Shelton Paige with Health...
SEANC to hold membership drive, vendor fair
The East Carolina University chapter of the State Employees Association of North Carolina, District 65, will hold a membership drive and vendor fair from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct....
'Aging in place' offers benefits for aging population and for job-seekers
By Peggy Novotny East Carolina University researchers are calling for more awareness and more dedicated professionals who will develop options to allow aging Americans to spend their later years in...
Study examines effectiveness of electronic health messaging
By Kathy Muse East Carolina University health education professor Dr. Alice Richman received a Merck & Company grant of $115,000 to study whether electronic reminders and educational messages might...
ECU environmental health program committed to public safety
By Kathy Muse A recent outbreak of a serious food-borne infection called Listeria led to 17 deaths and 84 illnesses in the United States, prompting a recall of contaminated...