MOVING FORWARD
Jessica Jaye wants to effect change as an educational leader. Jaye, who will graduate this fall with her Master of Arts in education in middle grades education with a concentration...
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ARTISTIC DATA
MISSED THE PERFORMANCE? If you want to see the students’ artwork integrating Hurricane Florence weather data, computational thinking, music, and visual arts in person, visit their showcase on ECU’s Health...
College of Education inducts 18 members into Hall of Fame
The East Carolina University College of Education (COE) inducted 18 people into the Educators Hall of Fame at a ceremony in Fletcher Recital Hall on Nov. 9. The Hall of...
New scholarship to assist future teachers in rural eastern NC
East Carolina University’s College of Education will offer 15 new Partnership Teach Fellows scholarships in 2020 thanks to a contribution by an eastern North Carolina funder. The scholarships, valued at...
LAYING A FOUNDATION
Students attending the ECU Community School achieved growth during the 2018-19 school year, according to the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction’s annual report card. On Sept. 4, the department...
College of Education faculty member receives $250,000 grant from NSF
Dr. Leonard Annetta, the Taft Distinguished Professor of Science at East Carolina University’s College of Education, received a $250,000 Early Concept Grant for Exploratory Research (EAGER) from the National Science...
ECU researcher, grad student among American Association of University Women award recipients
An East Carolina University researcher, Dr. Samantha McDonald, and an ECU graduate student, Rachel E.R. Person, have received American Association of University Women (AAUW) 2019-20 fellowships and grants. McDonald, from...
Graduate student showcases dedication at award ceremony
Dedication to the field of education and a love of Pirate Nation brought scholarship recipients and donors together — including one student who traveled all the way from Florida. Carley...
FLORENCE ANNIVERSARY
A year after Hurricane Florence tore through the small community of Pollocksville, the post office remains closed. The squat red brick building, along with the town hall on the edge...
BACK TO SAIPAN
More than 24 hours of air travel, the International Date Line and thousands of miles of open ocean separate Greenville from Saipan, but next summer a pair of East Carolina...