ECU grad named to emerging leaders class
Kenneth “Kenny” McKee of Asheville, who earned a master’s degree in reading education from East Carolina University in May, has been named to the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development...
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ECU professor joins national press briefing on teacher performance assessment
By Jessica Nottingham College of Education The College of Education at East Carolina University was the only institute of higher education represented at the American Association of College Teacher...
ECU’s College of Education awards $260,000 in scholarships to 95 students
The College of Education at East Carolina University presented approximately $260,000 in scholarship awards to 95 students during the scholarship recognition and donor appreciation ceremony Aug. 23 at Rock Springs...
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....
ECU alum speaks at national education conference
An East Carolina University graduate shared her experiences as a first-year, middle school math teacher at a national education conference Feb. 27-March 2. Lauren Williams Harvey ‘12 served as a...
Counselors connect with ECU College of Education
Forty-Four high school guidance counselors from Eastern North Carolina gained up-to-date information about East Carolina University and its teacher programs during “Each One-Reach One,” held on campus Feb. 12....
AVID Day challenges students to maximize potential
East Carolina University’s College of Education hosted more than 400 eastern North Carolina sixth through twelfth graders in two events designed to challenge those students to maximize their potential. The...
Eastern North Carolina Teachers of the Year Honored at Event
Eighteen Teacher of the Year recipients from eastern North Carolina were honored at a Dec. 6 event sponsored by East Carolina University’s College of Education. The event, titled “Each...
Counselor education students train outside the classroom
Students in two counselor education classes left the classroom behind Sept. 9 for an experience in team building and accomplishing tasks that require group effort and group decision-making. Counselor education...
Hardee recognized at international convention
East Carolina University College of Education administrative staff member Lou Anna Hardee was recognized as distinguished governor for 2010-11 at the Optimist International Convention in Milwaukee, Wisc. Hardee is governor...