Butler named to ECU board
(Oct. 12, 2004) — Joel Butler, vice president for external affairs for University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina, has been named to the East Carolina University Board of...
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Fay to study in France on Fulbright
(Oct. 10, 2004) — Julie Fay, an English professor at East Carolina University, was awarded a Fulbright grant to teach and research in Montpellier, France, through January 2005....
Jenkins Center offers free breast cancer screenings
(Oct. 8, 2004) — The Leo W. Jenkins Cancer Center is providing a free breast cancer screening 9 a.m. to noon Oct. 23 at the center. Registration is...
Medical Foundation of ECU names new leaders
GREENVILLE, NC (Oct. 5, 2004) — Donna J. McLees has joined the Medical Foundation of ECU as president and associate vice chancellor for development for the Health Sciences...
Symposium to celebrate literature with NC ties
(Oct. 4, 2004) — The literary influence of eastern North Carolina on the creative works of seven authors with will be celebrated this month at the symposium, "Eastern...
ECU opens natural disaster migration center
GREENVILLE, NC (Oct. 1, 2004) — East Carolina University's new Center for Natural Hazards Mitigation Research will bring to campus the study of natural disaster and its management...
Trustees support referendum for Greenville improvements
GREENVILLE, NC (Sept. 24, 2004) — The East Carolina University Board of Trustees on Friday (Sept. 24) unanimously approved a resolution of support for a partnership between the City of...
Tar River Poetry Awarded $10,000 NEA grant
GREENVILLE, NC (Sept. 23, 2004) — The National Endowment for the Arts has awarded Tar River Poetry, ECU's poetry magazine, a $10,000 grant for 2004. The money will be used...
ECU’s sports management degree earns national accreditation
(Sept. 20, 2004) — East Carolina University can lay claim to offering the state's first nationally accredited master's program in sport management. Available through ECU's Exercise and Sport Science...
Wilentz wins lifetime achievement award
(Sept. 20, 2004) — For years, praise for Gay Wilentz's contemplations on gender, culture and healing has come from corners as esteemed as the New York Times and MELUS.This...