Food drive benefits ECU students
Students and staff in ECU’s industrial distribution and logistics program have been busy in the Student Service Learning Lab thanks to food donated to the Purple Pantry through a food...
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Improved safety for UAVs in construction target of grant
Not surprisingly, construction work is among the most hazardous jobs in the United States. A grant awarded to East Carolina University looks to help change that. Dr. Mostafa Namian, assistant...
Abdel-Salam elected to roles in international organizations
Dr. Tarek Abdel-Salam, associate dean for research and director for the Center for Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering in the College of Engineering and Technology, has recently been elected to...
Three ECU engineering professors pass prestigious PE exam
Three faculty members in the Department of Engineering recently passed the prestigious Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) exam, including the first female professor in the department to do so....
ENGINEERING LIKE A PRO
Three faculty members in the Department of Engineering recently passed the prestigious Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) exam, including the first female professor in the department to do so....
BOOST FOR PHARMA TRAINING
East Carolina University has received a nearly $1.9 million grant from the Golden LEAF Foundation for the creation of a pharmaceutical manufacturing training center. The Eastern Region Pharma Center (ERPC) is designed...
ECU alumnus Steven Guillory Jr. earns world safety award
Steven Guillory Jr. looked everywhere for a graduate level online occupational safety program he felt would help his career. He found that program at East Carolina University, obtaining his master’s...
DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR
Dr. George Wang, professor and chair of the Department of Construction Management, has been named the first Gregory Poole Equipment Company Distinguished Professor at East Carolina University. The regional construction...
McEachern starts work as new executive assistant for the college
A four-year employee of East Carolina University has been named the new executive assistant for the College of Engineering and Technology (CET). Turrochelle “Turre” McEachern started in her new role...
ECU students showcase sound research at society meeting
Two East Carolina University mechanical engineering students presented research during the Acoustical Society of America’s 179th meeting Dec. 7-11. Juniors Faith Cobb and Nia Wilson presented their separate research projects...