‘INNOVATION WITH PURPOSE’
Dr. R. Todd Watkins Jr. of the East Carolina University School of Dental Medicine has been named to the Apple Distinguished Educators Class of 2013. Representatives of Apple were...
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SWEET SURPRISES
Orange juice, mint leaves and five medium turnips: they might not sound like the best mix for a sweet concoction, but at an East Carolina University culinary competition, those ingredients...
Dental faculty member named to Apple Distinguished Educators Class of 2013
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Apr. 17, 2013) — Dr. R. Todd Watkins Jr. of the East Carolina University School of Dental Medicine has been named to the Apple Distinguished Educators...
WORKING WITH NOAA
An EC Scholar and East Carolina University Honors College student has landed a scholarship and an internship from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Thomas Vaughan, a sophomore from...
BREATHING EASY
Summer months in eastern North Carolina mean hot, sticky days with heat indexes that can take the breath away, particularly for those who work outdoors. Add to that a respirator...
CSI: TOWN COMMON
Ten East Carolina University students are investigating hazardous waste sites this spring, seeking to uncover who or what is responsible for hazardous materials and pollution recently discovered at the Greenville...
‘THE NURTURING PROCESS’
Two professors have been named recipients of a new East Carolina University award recognizing excellence in mentorship of graduate students conducting research. Dr. David Taylor, chair of the Department of...
Sears receives North Carolina’s highest faculty award
PEMBROKE, N.C. (Apr. 12, 2013) — An East Carolina University professor has received the highest faculty honor bestowed by the University of North Carolina for his work to...
HEALING MENTAL WOUNDS
The six-inch scar on Ty Shaw’s left leg is a lasting reminder of a mortar blast he suffered while on patrol in Iraq. Shaw’s rehabilitation was long. He jogged for...
Course trains counselors to work with active duty, military veterans, families
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Apr. 11, 2013) — The six-inch scar on Ty Shaw’s left leg is a lasting reminder of a mortar blast he suffered while on patrol in...