Gulf War illness study seeks veterans
Researchers at East Carolina University will spend another year studying the causes of Gulf War illness and medicines that might be able to treat it. Dr. William Meggs, a medical...
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MOVERS AND SHAKERS
East Carolina University political science professor Tom Eamon tracks how North Carolina has politically evolved since the 1940s in “The Making of a Southern Democracy: North Carolina Politics from Kerr...
Research, robotics floor opens at the ECHI at ECU
A new space for collaborative medical research and robotics training was lauded by East Carolina University officials this week as a visionary project at the heart of the university’s mission...
HEART OF THE MISSION
A new space for collaborative medical research and robotics training was lauded by East Carolina University officials this week as a visionary project at the heart of the university’s mission...
IN-CLASS AID
A select group of tutors at East Carolina University are now embedded in eight key college courses to provide a tutoring experience that reaches a greater number of students and...
10th Jean Mills Health Symposium focuses on building better health
Building a road and building better health care require a community to work together. That was the message from keynote speaker Dr. Lori Carter-Edwards at the 10th annual Jean Mills...
BUILDING TOGETHER
Building a road and building better health care require a community to work together. That was the message from keynote speaker Dr. Lori Carter-Edwards at the 10th annual Jean Mills...
TEACHERS OF QUALITY
A group of East Carolina University faculty members will spend the next 12 months exploring ways to educate students about patient safety, quality improvement and team-based care along with new...
Jean Mills Health Symposium marks 10 years
Jean Mills earned two college degrees, taught French and Spanish, and studied and traveled throughout the United States and abroad during her short life. Mills, a Greenville native and J.H....
GAME CHANGER
Provost Marilyn Sheerer often uses her “First Monday” e-newsletter to campus to announce new programs or highlight advancements on campus. On the first Monday in February, she reported something personal...