ECU Alumni Association aids Katrina victims
The East Carolina Alumni Association and the Pitt County Chapter of the American Red Cross will team up this week to help victims of Hurricane Katrina. The Alumni Association will...
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ECU’s School of Nursing receives grant to partner with area military bases to increase the number of men in nursing
The School of Nursing at East Carolina University has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the NC Center for Nursing to partner with area military bases to increase the number...
Chancellor outlines goals for new year as students head back to campus
East Carolina University Chancellor Steve Ballard outlined five main opportunities for implementing a vision he said will help ECU become “The University for North Carolina.” Speaking Monday at the annual...
ECU announces 2005 Research and Creative awards
Four researchers at East Carolina University were honored in August with the university’s 2005 Achievement for Excellence in Research/Creative Activity awards. Dr. Joseph M. Chalovich, of the Department Biochemistry and...
ECU’s School of Nursing receives grant to partner with area military bases to increase the number of men in nursing
The School of Nursing at East Carolina University has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the NC Center for Nursing to partner with area military bases to increase the number...
NSF grant equips ECU chem labs with spectrometers
A $503,000 grant from the National Science Foundation will enable the chemistry department at East Carolina University to equip its laboratories with two new mass spectrometers. ECU chemistry professors Andrew...
New buses at ECU feature security cameras
A pair of camera-equipped buses will be doing double-duty this semester as they travel along their route. The roving surveillance cameras are part of a pilot project introduced by East...
Four from ECU to participate in leadership program for women
Four academic leaders at East Carolina University will participate in a statewide program for women in higher education beginning next month. The participants were selected for BRIDGES XIII, an intensive...
ECU biologist surveys water discharge in Albemarle Sound
An East Carolina University biologist is giving a water treatment plant in the Albemarle Sound its first-ever bill of health. Roger Rulifson, an ECU biologist and director of the Field...
ECU biologists cook, eat insects at BugFest
Hal Daniel, an East Carolina University biologist and anthropologist, believes insects could someday become a common, viable food source. “They are a very valuable resources,” he said. “There is a...