Shivam Patel
Hometown: Cary, N.C. High School: Green Hope High School Intended Major: Biology, Medicine "...the Honors College here at ECU provides me with plentiful resources for furthering my education, both within and outside the...
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Jessie Tucci-Herron
Hometown: Greenville, N.C. High School: J.H. Rose High School Intended Major: Psychology "....I want to be able to help people like they have helped my family." Seeking a career in caring for...
Trey Cook
Hometown: Cary, N.C. High School: Homeschooled Intended Major: Biology, chemistry "I realize I am held to a higher standard. ECU is making an investment in me; I have to make good on my...
AUDIOLOGY FROM AFAR
An East Carolina University researcher hit a milestone this spring in his ongoing work to develop software and portable hardware that will enable audiologists to conduct hearing tests remotely. Dr....
Medical graduate embarks on third career
GREENVILLE, N.C. (May 8, 2013) — After seven years in his previous career, Mike Weeks was looking for more of a challenge. Considering that he’d worked both as...
SERVICE AND SCHOLARSHIP
Final exams and presentations don’t do much to raise the blood pressure of physical therapy student Michelle “Shelley” Spencer. But there’s nothing like being deployed twice to Iraq to put...
‘A REALLY GOOD JOURNEY’
After seven years in his previous career, Mike Weeks was looking for more of a challenge. Considering that he’d worked both as an accountant and a social worker, Weeks would...
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...
COASTAL COUNTY LEADERSHIP
East Carolina University graduate student Ryan Merritt has made a name for himself during his time in North Carolina – particularly in one coastal county. Merritt, who came to ECU...
SEEING ‘EYE TO EYE’
Photos and video by Cliff Hollis A group of students in East Carolina University’s Project STEPP program spent Friday afternoons this semester out in the community, mentoring fourth- and fifth-graders...