PHARMA FULFILLMENT
Little did Josh Sutton realize how one email could change his life. Now, the East Carolina University engineering major is looking forward to a career in the pharmaceutical industry. “I...
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THE FAST TRACK
Colin Foley is on the fast track to a career in engineering. The East Carolina University sophomore from New London spent this past summer and part of his winter break...
HELP WANTED
As Josue Arteaga nears his graduation from East Carolina University, he knows exactly what he wants to do. “I want to become a good leader, a supervisor everyone can count...
ALL ON BOARD
ECU College of Engineering and Technology students have a new tool to stay up to date with college events and student organizations. The college’s Student Success Center started use this...
WATER QUALITY RESEARCH
A team of East Carolina University researchers will explore how capped animal waste lagoons may affect water quality thanks to a new grant. Dr. Guy Iverson, assistant professor of environmental...
AIAA FELLOW
Dr. Tarek Abdel-Salam, engineering professor and associate dean for research in the East Carolina University College of Engineering and Technology, has been elected as an American Institute of Aeronautics and...
HUGS AND HANDSHAKES
From near and far, 280 students in the College of Engineering and Technology were honored Friday as graduates of East Carolina University. One by one, names were called and walks...
PROJECTS WITH PURPOSE
From health and the environment to manufacturing and defense, the East Carolina University Department of Engineering Capstone Symposium showcased student work on a variety of projects. Engineering students must complete...
A TREASURED PIRATE
Josh Pitzer, the director of lab operations for the College of Engineering and Technology, was one of 27 East Carolina University employees to receive a 2022 Treasured Pirate Award for...
RESEARCH REWARDED
East Carolina University engineering students received two awards during the International Forum on Research Excellence. Graduate student Michael Trapani, and undergraduates Danielle Werts and Mina Akhnoukh have been working with...