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...
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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...
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...
THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE
Ashwinee Mehta, a graduate student in the East Carolina University Department of Computer Science, received the People’s Choice Award during the Graduate School’s annual Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition. As part...
ONE OF A KIND
East Carolina University engineering student Ariel Lineberger has received the 2022 American Water Resources (AWRA) Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Scholarship. Lineberger is the only undergraduate student in the country to...
COLLISION SPACE
Students in the College of Engineering and Technology have a new location to learn, collaborate, meet with advisors or simply relax. The new Student Success Center Lounge is now open...
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...
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...