In Memoriam: William Howard Waugh
ECU Professor Emeritus Dr. William Howard Waugh, former director of the Department of Clinical Sciences and former acting chair of the Department of Medicine, died July 18. Waugh was instrumental...
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Chitwood speaks at Beijing conference
Dr. W. Randolph Chitwood Jr. was one of the speakers at a recent conference on robotic surgery in China. Chitwood, the Eddie and Jo Allison Smith Distinguished Chair and director...
Eight ECU women selected for BRIDGES 2012
Eight East Carolina University professors will participate in 2012 BRIDGES, an academic leadership program for women sponsored by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Selected were Rebecca Dumlao,...
Article details ECU Mini Med School
Brody School of Medicine faculty members Kathryn Kolasa and Annette Peery published "Mini-med school: Developing partnerships with the community and between health professions and students" in the Journal of Community...
Business faculty report publications
Several faculty members in the College of Business have reported publications this summer. Management professors Shanan Gibson and Michael Harris published “Comparison of Ethical Behavior: Individual Perceptions and Attitudes Toward...
Tuten to moderate “Mad Men” panel in NYC
ECU marketing professor Tracy Tuten was invited to moderate, "Meet Mad Men 2012," a panel of social media and advertising experts at the New York Public Library, July 17. Tuten...
New trees planned for sustainable parking lot renovation
New trees will be planted in the 14th Street parking lot renovation area across from Belk Residence Hall as part of a sustainable parking lot design. The new canopy trees...
Housekeepers honored with service awards
The 2012 Second Quarter Housekeepers Awards for Excellence recipients for service are Marion “Elaine” Hyman and Jessica Roundtree-Price with Academics, Clinton Smith with Residence Halls / Student Recreation Center, and...
ECU researchers to study farming in southwestern Jamaica
East Carolina University researchers Jeff Popke and Scott Curtis (Geography) received three-year funding of $275,000 for their project, "Vulnerability and Resilience Among Small Farmers in Jamaica: An Assessment of Climate...
ECU professor leads, blogs about Jordan excavation
East Carolina University archaeologist Dr. Megan Perry, associate professor of Anthropology, is co-directing the first of three scheduled excavations in Jordan. A blog of daily activities and photographs from...