Trustees re-elect officers
The 1999-2000 officers of the ECU Board of Trustees were re-elected by acclamation to a second term at the board's meeting on July 14. Phil Dixon of Greenville will continue...
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Modifications made to expansion plans
East Carolina University will pursue a more "incremental approach" in its efforts to expand its borders and buildings to accommodate the 27,000 student enrollment projected later in the decade. Bruce...
Chancellor committee to pursue silent search
The Chancellor Search Committee is getting plenty of inquiries about the opening in the top leadership position at ECU, but don't expect to hear who applies or even meet the...
Professor wins national advising award
Dr. Sherry Southard, an associate professor of English at East Carolina University, has been named an Outstanding Advisor Winner by the National Academic Advising Association. The association's national awards honor...
Chancellor search committee to meet with consultant and hold public forum
The Chancellor Search Committee at East Carolina University will hold a public forum and a meeting next week as it continues its work to recruit the next university chief executive....
Grant will support Special Education program
East Carolina University has received a $1.5 million federal grant to prepare more school teachers to work in the field of special education and in particular with children and young...
Committee chooses consulting firm
The Chancellor Search Committee at East Carolina University has decided to hire the A.T. Kearney Executive Search firm from Alexandria, Va., to assist in recruiting a new chancellor. Dr. Jan...
Donation to ECU is groundbreaker
The East Carolina University School of Industry and Technology has a new piece of machinery that students and faculty really "dig." It's a Mini Hydraulic Excavator from Caterpillar Inc. and...
ECU Professor awarded Fulbright scholarship
If you haven't considered the similarities between eastern North Carolina and Slovakia, you're probably not a Fulbright Scholar; Dr. Mel Markowski, professor of Human Environmental Sciences at East Carolina University,...
Archaeologist searches for first North Carolinians
An archaeological site near Greenville and beside a little known tributary of the Tar River is producing a hot trail in an East Carolina University researcher's hunt for the first...