ECU student continues studies in Iraq
GREENVILLE, NC (July 26, 2004) — Enoc Rodriguez, an Information and Computer Technology major at East Carolina University, was on campus Monday wrapping up details of course work...
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Neinas picked to aid ECU AD search
GREENVILLE, NC (July 26, 2004) — East Carolina University has selected Charles Neinas of Boulder, Colo., to provide consulting services in its athletics director search, the university announced...
ECU maritime studies discovers Alaskan shipwreck
KODIAK ISLAND, ALASKA (July 23, 2004) — East Carolina University researchers this month identified a vessel that sank off the coast of Kodiak Island, Alaska, in 1860. Discovered...
Beverly Healthcare donates to Brody School of Medicine
GREENVILLE, N.C. (July 20, 2004) — Beverly Healthcare has donated $98,500 to the Department of Family Medicine at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University to...
ECU researcher to link aging, bloodflow
GREENVILLE, NC (July 19, 2004) — Aging and its effects on muscle stress and capillary growth will be the focus of a new study conducted by an East...
Tronto named ECU auditor
GREENVILLE, NC (July 19, 2004) — Stacie Tronto, a veteran auditor at East Carolina University, has been named director of internal audit at the university. Tronto has been...
Nursing school receives $647,000 to train family nurse practitioners online
GREENVILLE, N.C. (July 14, 2004) — The School of Nursing at East Carolina University has received a grant for $647,138 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to...
Teens sought for fitness study
(July 14, 2004) — Experts believe achieving fitness is usually the result of two things: eating less and doing more. In an effort to curb the growing waistlines...
ECU’s Engineering program at capacity
(July 14, 2004) — The new engineering program at East Carolina University is filled for the fall semester. Thirty-nine students will begin studies this fall as part of...
EC heat stress study aids migrant workers
GREENVILLE, NC (July 14, 2004) — Researchers at East Carolina University and the N.C. Agromedicine Institute will soon complete a study that explores how hot weather affects migrant...