ECU prepares for General Election this fall
East Carolina University’s Center for Leadership & Civic Engagement (CLCE) partnered with ECU Football to host a series of Civic Engagement Days to educate student athletes about the election process...
ECU News Services Archives
COE Expert: Elizabeth Swaggerty
Dr. Elizabeth Swaggerty Interim Chair, Associate Professor Department of Literacy Studies, English Education and History Education College of Education 252-328-4970 swaggertye@ecu.edu Areas of Expertise Literacy teacher preparation, early literacy Find...
COE Expert: Loni Crumb
Dr. Loni Crumb Assistant Professor Department of Interdisciplinary Professions College of Education 252-328-1126 crumbl15@ecu.edu Areas of Expertise Mental health counseling, rural mental health, disaster mental health, social justice, diversity and...
COE Expert: Len Annetta
Dr. Len Annetta Taft Distinguished Professor of Science Education Department of Mathematics, Science and Instructional Technology Education College of Education 252-328-6179 annettal16@ecu.edu Areas of Expertise STEM education, serious educational game-based...
COVID-19 Symptoms Self-Screening Signup
ECU Students, Faculty, and Staff: As we near the start of the Fall 2020 semester, your health and safety remain a top priority. Earlier this summer, we launched the returnofpiratenation.ecu.edu...
Dental school helps distribute masks to dentists statewide
The ECU School of Dental Medicine served as a distribution point for KN95 masks given to the North Carolina Dental Society (NCDS) by NC Emergency Management for use in patient...
Mitchelson: Campus Update
As I witness students and their families begin moving into campus housing, I am reminded how much has changed since the start of last academic year. I am pleased to...
Danell named dean of ECU’s Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Allison Danell, professor of chemistry, has been named dean of East Carolina University’s Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences (THCAS) by the ECU Board of Trustees and the...
New research from ECU suggests Blackbeard ran the QAR aground on purpose
It has long been speculated by historians that the notorious pirate Blackbeard may have intentionally run his ship, the Queen Anne’s Revenge (QAR), aground off the coast of North Carolina...
ECU researcher co-authors international plea for government, businesses to avoid harmful chemicals
WHAT: A group of 16 scientists from universities, the U.S. National Institutes of Health, the European Environment Agency, and non-governmental organizations recently published a peer-reviewed article in Environmental Science &...