Trustees approve tuition, fee increase
The East Carolina University Board of Trustees approved an increase in tuition and fees for the 2009-10 academic year at a special meeting held Dec. 11. For undergraduate students, trustees...
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ECU, PCMH dedicate East Carolina Heart Institute
Officials from East Carolina University and University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina dedicated the East Carolina Heart Institute today. Several hundred invited guests joined leaders from the two organizations to...
Five ECU students recognized as campus heroes
Praised for their quick thinking and self-less response, five East Carolina University students were recognized on Dec. 2 for their efforts in responding to two separate emergency situations on campus....
ECU physicians named to annual Best Doctors list
More than 30 physicians from the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University have been chosen by their peers for inclusion in the 2007-2008 "Best Doctors" list. The annual...
Spider naming to support student scholarships
East Carolina University biologist Jason Bond received international attention this summer for naming two of his newly discovered trapdoor spiders after musician Neil Young and talk show host Stephen Colbert....
ECU to host Great Decisions Program
East Carolina University will host the Foreign Policy Association’s Great Decisions Program for the fifth year Jan. 17, 2009 through March 7, 2009. Sponsored by the World Affairs Council (WAC)...
Professionalism in medicine topic of second annual Jose G. Albernaz Golden Apple Distinguished Lecture
Introducing oneself with a handshake and smile may seem common courtesy but medical schools across the country recently have been pushing professionalism as part of their curriculum. Dr. Paul R.G....
ECU receives nod to install cardiac CT scanner
State officials have approved a plan by East Carolina University to buy and install a CT scanner that will allow for precise diagnosis of coronary artery disease. The advanced computed...
ECU launches Outreach Scholars Academy
Beth Velde, professor of occupational therapy and assistant dean in the College of Allied Health Sciences, knows the importance of community engagement in scholarly work. For 11 years, she has...
Grant to help advance long-term care administrators’ education
The Eastern Area Health Education Center and East Carolina University are working together to develop a curriculum to advance the educational levels of administrators at long-term care facilities with help...