ECU alumna receives Duke Energy’s highest award
An East Carolina University alumna has received Duke Energy’s highest award for making extraordinary impacts on the company and its customers. Malika Lindsey ’20 is among 29 people to receive...
Kenneth Buday Archives
CAPPING OFF THE YEAR
East Carolina University engineering students presented their senior projects during the Fall 2021 Engineering Capstone Symposium at the Main Campus Student Center. The projects featured everything from aircraft safety measures...
WAVE TO WATER
It’s called wave to water, the goal of which is to make freshwater out of saltwater using energy created by the waves. A team at East Carolina University is working...
ENERGY AUDIT
Improved efficiency can help businesses save money. The East Carolina University Center for Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering is out to show how it can help the environment as well....
ROBOT RUMBLE
High finishes in national robotics competitions are becoming a habit for the Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering team from East Carolina University. The team returned from the ATMAE...
ONE BRICK AT A TIME
Stacked bricks in various shapes, sizes and colors greeted the competitors. But after just a couple of hours, construction management students at East Carolina University had turned those bricks into...
ECU cybersecurity team places in top 3% at national competition
Seven ECU students majoring in information and computer technology competed in the Team National Cyber League competition, placing 92nd out of 3,917 teams, or in the top 3%. Team members...
New leadership council gives students a voice
Dr. Harry Ploehn walked into a room full of students, but it wasn’t to teach or lecture. It was to listen. The dean of East Carolina University’s College of Engineering...
STUDENT VOICES
Dr. Harry Ploehn walked into a room full of students, but it wasn’t to teach or lecture. It was to listen. The dean of East Carolina University’s College of Engineering...
ECU computer science instructor follows in late father’s footsteps
When his father taught as a professor at East Carolina University, Aleksei Vilkomir traveled from Moscow to Greenville to visit. “The first time I came here, I was really impressed...