GOING GLOBAL
Making education available to online learners around the globe, East Carolina University is now offering its first Massive Open Online Course (MOOC). ECU faculty members Dr. John Drake and Dr....
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2014 PIRATE READ
“The Other Wes Moore” by Wes Moore has been selected as the 2014 Pirate Read at East Carolina University. All incoming students are asked to read the book before beginning...
‘A REVOLUTIONARY STEP’
Researchers at East Carolina University will soon have the use of an advanced DNA sequencing device that will assist in their studies of genomics, the field of genetics that deals...
ECU center offers support for families dealing with autism
Five-year-old Christian McLawhorn won’t stop talking. And his mother Sharon is thrilled about it. When Christian was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder two years ago, he was almost entirely nonverbal....
‘MOSTLY HOPE’
Five-year-old Christian McLawhorn won’t stop talking. And his mother Sharon is thrilled about it. When Christian was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder two years ago, he was almost entirely nonverbal....
‘A FOUNDATIONAL SKILL’
The changing definition of literacy and the constant evolution of teaching methods were major topics at the first-ever Interdisciplinary Literacy Summit, held May 21 at East Carolina University. Marianna Walker,...
SWORN TO PROTECT
Starting the day with a rigorous physical training session at 6 a.m. is rarely one’s idea of fun. Not to mention regular military-style drills, Ranger Challenges, and Army ten-milers. Top...
FIRST-CLASS ACCESS
East Carolina University’s graduate programs in nursing and business rank among the nation’s best in online education for veterans, according to a listing released May 20 by U.S. News &...
ECU pediatrician certified as physician executive
Dr. John M. Olsson, division chief for general pediatrics at East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine, was recently named a certified physician executive by the American College of Physician...
‘A FANTASTIC START’
East Carolina University’s Project STEPP program, which supports students with learning disabilities who aspire to achieve a college education, has received a nearly $950,000 donation from Walter and Marie Williams...