MOVING UP
The new Student Success Center advising office for the ECU College of Engineering and Technology is now open after relocating to a suite on the second floor of the Bate...
Engineering Archives
Welcome events introduce first-year students to CET
Now that first-year students in East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology have found their classrooms, gotten their books, located the dining halls and figured out their bearings, the...
CET students arrive on campus for first day of classes
What began with long drives and bins full of belongings last week culminated with the first day of class on Monday for students in the East Carolina University College of...
FIRST WEEK DOWN
Now that first-year students in East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology have found their classrooms, gotten their books, located the dining halls and figured out their bearings, the...
WELCOME ABOARD
What began with long drives and bins full of belongings last week culminated with the first day of class on Monday for students in the East Carolina University College of...
New 3D metal printer provides another tool for students, faculty
It’s described as “another tool in the toolbox” for students in East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology. In theory, it can also make the tools — and the...
TECH PARTNERSHIP
East Carolina University and Wake Technical Community College have signed an agreement that will allow face-to-face classes in ECU’s Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology (BSIT) Associate of Applied Science (AAS)...
ECU chancellor Philip Rogers visits
Dr. Philip Rogers kicked off his fifth month as chancellor of East Carolina University with what he called one of his favorite things — talking with staff and faculty about...
CHANCELLOR VISITS
Dr. Philip Rogers kicked off his fifth month as chancellor of East Carolina University with what he called one of his favorite things — talking with staff and faculty about...
ECU professor teams up on COVID-19 vaccine research
A statewide COVID-19 research team that included an East Carolina University faculty member determined the vaccine alone may not be enough to end the pandemic. Dr. Raymond Smith III, an...