Ed Monroe, longtime health care advocate, dies
Dr. Edwin W. “Ed” Monroe, a physician who went from private practice to helping build the School of Allied Health Sciences and School of Medicine at East Carolina University, died...
Health Sciences Archives
Annual lecture series focuses on academic writing
A recent lecture series hosted by East Carolina University’s College of Nursing aimed to help nursing faculty members increase their academic writing. The 9th annual Siegfried Lowin Visiting Scholar Lecture...
Scholarship celebration honors donors, recipients
The East Carolina University College of Allied Health Sciences celebrated its 65 scholarship recipients and their donors during a recent ceremony at Rock Springs Center. During the event the college...
Brody Scholars hold health fair to benefit community
East Carolina University medical students will hold a community health fair Saturday, April 8, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Lucille W. Gorham Intergenerational Community Center at 1100...
ECU obstetrics/gynecology professor completes national educators program
A clinical assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University has graduated from a prestigious national program designed to create expert educators...
College of Nursing inducts 10 into Hall of Fame
The East Carolina College of Nursing inducted 10 members into its Hall of Fame on Friday, March 31, during a ceremony held at the Hilton Hotel Greenville. The event, which...
Joyner exhibit showcases trappings of early healthcare
Joyner Library is hosting the traveling exhibit “The Sick Room: Invalid Feeders and Bedside Necessities” in the Verona Joyner Langford North Carolina Collection on the third floor of the library....
Race, Medicine, Authorship, and the “Discovery” of Sickle Cell Disease, 1910-1911
The Medical History Interest Group sponsored by Laupus Library History Collections and the Department of Bioethics & Interdisciplinary Studies invites you to attend: "Race, Medicine, Authorship, and the “Discovery” of...
Providers invited to Women’s Health Conference Feb. 24
Women not only have unique health needs, but also live longer and make most health care decisions for their families, so keeping women healthy is imperative. Health care providers who...
College of Nursing graduate named Air Force ROTC Distinguished Graduate
Jonathan Jeffries, a recent graduate of East Carolina University’s College of Nursing, was named a Distinguished Graduate at his Air Force ROTC commissioning ceremony in December. The honor is given...