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...
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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...
ECU students to study campus wetlands
GREENVILLE, NC (July 12, 2004) — A $60,000 grant from the National Science Foundation is allowing ECU students to explore the ecological composition of the land at East...
ECU’s Walker Center receives donation
(July 1, 2004) — A grant from the Pitt Memorial Hospital Foundation will enable the Walker Center at East Carolina University to bring bowling, horseback riding and adaptive...
ECU welcomes visitors from China, Japan
(June 18, 2004) — Two international groups will be in Greenville Monday and Tuesday to meet with representatives from East Carolina University about expanding ventures, including robotic surgery...
ECU Technology could help track West Nile virus
(June 14, 2004) — East Carolina University researchers hope wireless computers will soon streamline the identification and tracking of mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus. The innovation, a...
Floyd to continue as ECU’s interim AD
(June 10, 2004) — Nick Floyd, interim athletics director at East Carolina University, has agreed to continue serving in that role until a permanent AD is named, Chancellor...
ECU biologist talks cicadas
(June 9, 2004) — The rhythmic buzzing of the cicada is well underway in eastern North Carolina, but the hum is not that of the 17-year insect, which...