OUT OF THIS WORLD
A simple search on the internet turned into an out-of-this-world opportunity for East Carolina University student Eddie Okeiga. The industrial engineering technology major spent this summer as an intern with...
Engineering Archives
Grant to help ECU support underserved student researchers
A $400,000 grant will ensure underserved students from across the country will continue to have undergraduate research opportunities at East Carolina University. The National Science Foundation provided the funding for...
NATIONAL RECOGNITION
An East Carolina University safety professional and alumnus has received recognition from a global safety organization. Ogaga Tebehaevu, an industrial hygiene specialist in ECU’s Office of Environmental Health and Safety,...
SWE AWARDS
East Carolina University Student Activities and Organizations (SAO) has recognized the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) chapter and one of its former leaders. The SAO named Antonia Dingeman, SWE’s president...
SESSION ON THE MAINFRAME
East Carolina University students interested in mainframe computers and software will have a chance to virtually chat with one of the industry’s leaders on June 4. Compuware CEO Chris O’Malley...
ATMAE ACCREDITATION
Seven degree programs in the East Carolina University Department of Technology Systems received reaccreditation from the Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering (ATMAE). The reaccreditation includes undergraduate Bachelor of...
CET GRADS SET SAIL
Commencement is normally the culmination of a long four years. For Drew Mewborn, Friday’s commencement at East Carolina University marked the end of a 48-year journey. Mewborn, who turned 70...
ECU’s Mariah Mook wins research competition
Mariah Mook, a senior mechanical engineering student at East Carolina University, won the undergraduate collegiate research competition at a regional conference of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) in Raleigh...
PROJECT PRESENTATIONS
East Carolina University’s Information and Computer Technology students are used to solving problems. So despite the coronavirus social distancing rules and severe weather, they completed their senior capstone presentations on...
Randall Etheridge receives ECU’s Coastal Scholar Award
Dr. Randall Etheridge, assistant professor in East Carolina University’s Department of Engineering, received the Coastal Scholar Award from the ECU Coastal-Maritime Council (CMC) during the university’s fourth annual Research and...