FAMILY TRADITION
Leona Cox ended up on the front row when the 48 seniors in East Carolina Teacher Training School’s Class of 1915 gathered on the steps of Old Austin for their...
Steve Tuttle Archives
‘DOING THE RIGHT THING’
A commitment to service is the foundation of leadership, two alumni with distinguished military careers said April 15 while speaking to cadets in ECU’s Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corp....
A CLOSE CALL
Jack ReVelle knows how close Wayne County and much of eastern North Carolina came to being transformed by a mushroom cloud into a radioactive wasteland. “It was damn close,” he...
PIRATES AND SAINTS
Many who heard Becky Vinson speak on campus Wednesday already knew the outlines of her inspiring life story. From newspaper stories and an ESPN video, they knew she came to...
BORN LEADERS
A good leader never debates whether a goal can be achieved, he or she “just goes out and does it,” former N.C. State Board of Education chair Howard N. Lee...
Brody achieves state goal for graduates choosing primary care
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Feb. 4, 2013) — In a healthy sign for the state's future supply of primary care doctors, 69 percent of last year's graduates of the Brody...
Training Family Physicians
In a healthy sign for the state’s future supply of primary care doctors, 69 percent of last year’s graduates of ECU’s Brody School of Medicine chose residencies in that...
‘It becomes part of you’
One might assume that a career military man would be a little stiff and formal as a professor in the classroom. But that stereotype doesn’t fit Dr. Sheldon Downes, who...
LONG-RANGE PLANNING
Identifying North Carolina’s workforce needs for the coming decade will be the greatest challenge for an advisory committee created to update the UNC system’s long-range plan, UNC President Tom Ross...
KINESIOLOGY FELLOWS
Two professors in ECU’s Department of Kinesiology were named fellows of the National Academy of Kinesiology and will be inducted during the national organization’s annual conference Sept. 20-22 in Portland,...