News Archives

Jun 28, 2007
  • ECU News Services

ECU’s College of Education launches E-Journal

GREENVILLE, NC  —   Faculty members of East Carolina University’s College of Education have launched the Journal of Curriculum and Instruction (JoCI). The peer-reviewed, online publication will be published twice...

Jun 25, 2007
  • Doug Boyd

ECU master’s of public health program accredited

GREENVILLE, N.C.  —   A national accrediting agency has given its approval to the master's of public health program at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University. The...

Jun 22, 2007
  • ECU News Services

Sheerer named interim provost, administrative changes announced

GREENVILLE, NC   (June 22, 2007)   —   Dr. Marilyn Sheerer, vice chancellor for student life at East Carolina University and a veteran campus leader, has been named interim provost...

Jun 21, 2007
  • Doug Boyd

Metabolic Institute receives $1 million

GREENVILLE, N.C.  —   Research into the causes and potential cures for diabetes received a boost in the form of a $1 million grant to the Metabolic Institute at East...

Jun 21, 2007
  • ECU News Services

ECU students dig down almost five feet and 250 years

GREENVILLE, NC —   Dr. Charles Ewen takes a small digging trowel and points to the somewhat differently shaded layers of soil. As he gets to the bottom of the...

Jun 20, 2007
  • Crystal Baity

Nursing faculty member gets federal grant to increase number and diversity of nurse practitioners in North Carolina

GREENVILLE, N.C.  —   An East Carolina University nurse faculty member has received federal funding to increase the number and diversity of nurse practitioners in underserved rural areas of North...

Jun 20, 2007
  • ECU News Services

New study finds Carolina coastal economy vulnerable to sea level rise

RALEIGH, NC  —   A new report released today finds that North Carolina’s coastline will continue to experience significant loss in land area, property and recreational value in the next...

Jun 12, 2007
  • Doug Boyd

High school students to participate in health careers program June 17-29

GREENVILLE, N.C. —   Thirty rising 10th graders from across eastern North Carolina have been selected to participate in the 14th annual Ventures Into Health Careers Institute at East Carolina...

Jun 11, 2007
  • Doug Boyd

Medical school hosts camps for children with cancer, sickle-cell disease

GREENVILLE, N.C. —   This week, the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University is making it possible for children with cancer, hemophilia and sickle-cell disease to take part...

Jun 07, 2007
  • Doug Boyd

Local students to participate in health careers program June 11-15

GREENVILLE, N.C. —   Twenty rising 11th graders from 10 area high schools will participate in a health careers investigation and immersion program June 11-15 at East Carolina University. The...