EFFICIENT & EFFECTIVE
East Carolina University’s current academic structure is “relatively efficient and effective” and not in need of significant reorganization, according to a final report issued by a chancellor-appointed committee April 27....
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TOP TEN AGAIN
The Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University is one of the top medical schools in the country for sending graduates into family medicine, according to the American Academy...
BOUND FOR BRODY LOBBY
A portrait of Dr. Paul Cunningham standing in his office and wearing surgical scrubs will soon hang in the lobby of the Brody Medical Sciences Building. A surgeon by training,...
ECU leads nation for sending graduates into family medicine
The Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University leads the country in sending graduates into family medicine, according to the American Academy of Family Physicians. Based on a three-year average...
POWER OF LANGUAGE
A visit from the U.S. Poet Laureate drew a standing-room-only crowd of more than 200 literature lovers to the Greenville Museum of Art on April 25. Born and raised in...
Portrait captures Cunningham as a surgeon
A portrait of Dr. Paul Cunningham standing in his office and wearing surgical scrubs will soon hang in the lobby of the Brody Medical Sciences Building. A surgeon by training,...
ENGAGED
East Carolina University leaders celebrated a new model for student learning and public service April 25 by recognizing Student Engagement and Outreach Scholars Academy participants. ECU’s program is believed to...
RISING TO HIGH EXPECTATIONS
A business professor received the top teaching award at East Carolina University during the annual Founders Day and University Awards Celebration on Wednesday. Dr. Ravi Paul received the University of...
WALKER’S ECU FOOTPRINT
The late LeRoy T. Walker left a footprint of friendship and integrity at East Carolina University, said Glen Gilbert, dean of the College and Health and Human Performance, where Walker...
‘SCIENCE DIPLOMACY’
Nobel Prize recipient Dr. Peter Agre said much of what he does now is “science diplomacy” during a Monday visit to East Carolina University. Agre, who shared the 2003 Nobel...