MAKING THINGS BETTER
Senior engineering students tackled a wide variety of capstone projects, but the overall theme of Monday’s Engineering Capstone Symposium centered on making things better for people and the environment. Twenty-two...
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EMERGING LEADERS
Three East Carolina University engineering graduates are among this year’s recipients of ECU’s 40 Under Forty Leadership Awards. Brittany Cline ’16, Antonia “Toni” Dingeman ’20 and Aaron-John “A.J.” Malicdem ’11...
GROW LOCAL
Seventh grader Mazahri Dantonio took away a big lesson from a tour of the bioprocess engineering labs in East Carolina University’s Life Sciences and Biotechnology Building. “I didn’t know there...
BRAIN HIGHWAYS
The human brain is like a complex group of highways, and despite a good road map, traffic jams may develop. Dr. Sunghan Kim, an associate professor in East Carolina University’s...
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...
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...
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...
New leadership council gives students a voice
Dr. Harry Ploehn walked into a room full of students, but it wasn’t to teach or lecture. It was to listen. The dean of East Carolina University’s College of Engineering...
ECU engineering students plant trees to mitigate pollution
As water flows down Town Creek toward the Tar River in Greenville, it suddenly turns an odd brown color. A sheen floats on top. Of course, not too many people...