Elizabeth City State University’s chancellor, Dr. Karrie G. Dixon, has been named one of “The Ten Most Dominant HBCU Leaders of 2020” by the HBCU Campaign Fund. According to their website, this is the third group of leaders to be
Around The Town with Hez Brown aired an exclusive interview with Elizabeth City State University’s first female chair of the Board of Trustees, Jan King Robinson on Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2020. If you can missed the broadcast, you can still
Sgt. Eric Poyner, right, and Sgt. Mikaleen Chivers graduated from the program earlier this month. Two Elizabeth City State University police officers have completed the West Point Leadership Program. Sgt. Eric Poyner and Sgt. Mikaleen Chivers graduated from the program
The campus at Elizabeth City State University is quiet now and the fall 2019 semester is in the rearview mirror. But it is, without a doubt, a semester to remember for Vikings new and old. The semester is highlighted with
It’s been one year since Dr. Karrie Dixon was named the 12th chief executive officer and seventh chancellor of Elizabeth City State University. During her address to the ECSU Board of Trustees on Monday, Dec. 16, Chancellor Dixon recounted the
Elizabeth City State University associate professor of kinesiology, Dr. Kacey DiGiacinto, has been named the Southern District University Health Educator of the Year. Dr. DiGiacinto was contacted by the executive director of the Virginia Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation,
Elizabeth City State University has been awarded a $649,566 grant from the National Science Foundation for the advancement of STEM education. According to Annemarie Delgado, director of sponsored programs at ECSU, the grant, “Supporting Undergraduate STEM Students through an Integrated
If you can’t attend Elizabeth City State University’s 169th commencement ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 14, it will be broadcast live. ECSU will provide a livestream of the commencement ceremony, from beginning to end, by logging in HERE. The university will
ROTC cadets, left to right, Padraic Hohenstein, Lenox Poyner, Carmen Rasberry, and Whitley Wright were sworn into the U.S. Army as second lieutenants Friday, Dec. 13. Four Elizabeth City State University graduates are now officers in the United States Army.
Jamar Harrell is Elizabeth City State University’s fall 2019 Bearer of the Mace. He will be honored for his academic excellence during the 169th commencement ceremony Saturday, Dec. 14. Mr. Harrell was contacted about his academic honor Thursday, Dec. 12
