RECOGNITION OF EXCELLENCE
Robert and Betty Hill have a history of supporting students in East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology. “This is our 14th event. I didn’t realize it had been...
Engineering Archives
GOLDEN DEDICATION
A new plaque in the Life Sciences and Biotechnology Building celebrates the Golden LEAF Foundation’s long-term commitment and partnership with East Carolina University. Chancellor Philip Rogers welcomed Scott Hamilton, president...
EPA GRANTS
The East Carolina University Center for Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering has received three grants from the Environmental Protection Agency totaling more than $740,000. The center, which is part of...
RESEARCH LINK
East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology will soon be collaborating with the European Union on the Next Generation Internet (NGI) Enrichers Program. The program will bring European “internet...
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
The Greenville Convention Center proved very familiar to Khadeem Dublin. The East Carolina University graduate attended a career fair earlier this year at the center and landed a job as...
POLLUTION PREVENTION
East Carolina University is marking Pollution Prevention Week with a number of activities on campus. “This is a national week, and we are one of many universities celebrating,” said Dr....
SAFETY FIRST
An East Carolina University professor has been named the 2022 Safety Professional of the Year (SPY) by the North Carolina chapter of the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP). Dr....
Baldwin embraces role as pharma pathways program coordinator
Pharmaceutical companies in the region need workers. It’s Chenona Baldwin’s job to make sure students have a clear path to those opportunities. Baldwin has been hired as the Pharma Pathways...
RESEARCH BLITZ
Engineering students from East Carolina University and across the country wrapped up a summer blitz of research Friday as part of the Biomedical Engineering in Simulations, Imaging and Modeling (BME-SIM)...
TAKING FLIGHT
If East Carolina University engineering students in a new program need a reminder of the importance of their work, they simply need to look up and listen. The roar of military jets in...