Symposium explores fund raising dynamics
A one day conference will be held Monday, Jan. 13 at the Hilton of Greenville to explore fund raising methods. The event is sponsored by the Division of Institutional Advancement....
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Events to recognize MLK
A civil rights activist who led sit-ins at a lunch counter in a Greensboro department store in 1960 will be among the speakers participating in programs at East Carolina University...
Writer to discuss Virginia Dare
(Dec. 29, 2002) — Marjorie Hudson, an accomplished writer and editor, will speak Wednesday, February 12, 2003, on the topic "Searching for Virginia Dare: History and Myth and...
Study shows college men say, ‘I love you’ first, have ulterior motives
(Dec. 22, 2002) — Study shows college men say, 'I love you' first, have ulterior motives What's love got to do with it? Not much, according to a...
School of Education expands partnership East
(Dec. 20, 2002) — The School of Education at East Carolina University has received almost $166,000 from the University of North Carolina system to expand teacher education programs...
Environmental honor society inducts new members
(Dec. 20, 2002) — An East Carolina University staff member and three graduate students were recently inducted into the ECU Chapter of Epsilon Nu Eta, the National Honor...
Clayton to grads: Continue learning
(Dec. 15, 2002) — Retiring U.S. Rep. Eva Clayton told graduates of East Carolina University at the fall commencement on Dec. 14 to continue to learn and to...
ECU receives top score for teacher education
(Dec. 15, 2002) — The School of Education at East Carolina University has received the top score in North Carolina in the annual report by the State Board...
Muse awarded Nic Gold Metal
(Dec. 14, 2002) — Chancellor William V. Muse of East Carolina University has been awarded the Gold Medal by the North American Interfraternity Conference, the organization that represents...
Student fee increases endorced by ECU board
(Dec. 13, 2002) — The Board of Trustees at East Carolina University has endorsed a $54 yearly increase in student fees to take effect for the 2003-04 school...