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...
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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...
TWO-TIME RECIPIENT
When Samantha Messer started looking toward a career, she had a few requirements. “I always knew I wanted to enter a field that was dynamic with many opportunities for growth...
SMART SCHOLAR
Like many children, Micah Seetoo played video games, but beyond mastering level 10, he became interested in how the games and the devices on which they were played worked. Now,...
NEW VISION
Leondre Horne looked at the design of the hotel and convention center. “It looks good on the outside. It looks great,” the East Carolina University construction management major said. A...
CHEERS AND TEARS
Shouts and smiles, tears and tassels, proud parents and plenty of purple — it’s graduation day for the College of Engineering and Technology at East Carolina University. “I’m very excited...
‘HERE IS AN ENGINEER’
Senior East Carolina University engineering students will be forever linked — literally — after the Order of the Engineer Induction Ceremony Tuesday in the Science and Technology Building. The future...
ENGINEERING CAPSTONES
More than two dozen teams of engineering students at East Carolina University showcased their senior capstone projects during a symposium on Monday night at the Main Campus Student Center. Projects...
BACK TO SCHOOL
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, self-described handyman Matt Rice mustered little work. He paints houses, repairs appliances and puts down tile, but with COVID concerns, he felt uncomfortable walking into strangers’...