ROGERS RETURNS
Dr. Philip Rogers, who becomes East Carolina University’s 12th chancellor today, plans to listen and learn as much as possible in the days and weeks ahead. “It’s important to be...
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EXPLORING PFAS
A professor at East Carolina University was recently selected to join the National Academies’ Standing Committee on Use of Emerging Science for Environmental Health Decisions (ESEHD). Dr. Jamie DeWitt of the...
7 questions with ECU dental faculty about dental care amid COVID-19
Even as the COVID-19 vaccination phases continue to roll out, there may be lingering questions about routine visits to the doctor and dentist during a pandemic. Three faculty members from...
THRIVE launches semester of learning opportunities
THRIVE@ECU, an initiative funded by the National Science Foundation’s ADVANCE program, has officially launched and includes several events during the spring semester. The official launch on March 9 featured Dr....
ECU professor’s research could impact the future of bridge construction
An associate professor in East Carolina University’s Department of Construction Management is part of two research projects that could shape the way bridges are constructed in North Carolina. Dr. Amin...
SIMULATION ACCREDITATION
The Society for Simulation in Healthcare recently granted full accreditation to the East Carolina University College of Nursing’s simulation program, making ECU the only public university in the state with...
A STEADY HAND
As Interim Chancellor Ron Mitchelson prepares to hand over the helm to East Carolina University’s 12th chancellor, Dr. Philip Rogers, he said he is grateful for the opportunity to lead...
RIVETING RESEARCH
East Carolina University faculty were honored Tuesday at the university’s fifth annual Research & Scholarship Awards. The awards recognized a pair of Five-Year Research & Creative Activity Award winners from...
VIVACIOUS VISUALS
At first glance, Jessica Christie’s research doesn’t appear to have a connection with Greenville. A German native who made her American home in the rugged Southwest, the visual artwork she...
MIGHTY MICROBES
From the smallest particles beneath her feet to the largest ecological processes in eastern North Carolina, Ariane Peralta is studying it all to figure out how environmental changes affect the...