Student work highlighted in IMpact newsletter
A cancer research abstract by David Milbourn, a third-year medical student at ECU, is highlighted in the December issue of IMpact, the American College of Physicians internal medical newsletter for...
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ECU dental students participate in Missions of Mercy
College of Nursing welcomes new students with Lamp of Learning ceremony
Family medicine professor publishes articles, guidebook
Publications by Dr. Kathryn Kolasa in the Department of Family Medicine at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University include the following: With G.C. Firnhaber, "13 Tips for...
ECU guidebook outlines safety and nutrition for group meal preparation
East Carolina University family medicine professor Dr. Kathryn Kolasa, along with ECU graduate students Rachel Ward and Jill Jennings, developed a 37-page guidebook on food safety and nutrition for group...
ECU offers summer medical education program
College students and recent graduates who are aiming for a career as a physician can hone their science and research skills during an eight-week summer program at the Brody School...
Laupus Library staff present at conference
Jeffrey Coghill and Jennifer Walker of East Carolina University's Laupus Library presented “Capitalizing on the New Technology: the iPad 2 Project” at the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the Medical Library Association...
Laupus Library staff present at conference
Jeffrey Coghill and Jennifer Walker of East Carolina University's Laupus Library presented “Capitalizing on the New Technology: the iPad 2 Project” at the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the Medical Library Association...
Nursing group holds potluck lunch
The Multicultural Student Nurse Association held a potluck lunch Nov. 3 in the ECU College of Nursing. More than 30 people came and more than 20 dishes were shared, said...
Kolasa presents at conferences
East Carolina University professor Kathryn M. Kolasa, Family Medicine, presented at two conferences in early November. She presented "Strategies that work: Treating patients for obesity in primary care," at the...