Kesha WilliamsMarch 19, 2012 The ECSU Foundation presented the Chancellor’s Legacy Awards to several outstanding citizens in eight categories during the fifth Founders Scholarship Gala March 10 at the Kermit E. White Graduate and Continuing Education Center. The honorees were
Kesha WilliamsMarch 13, 2012 Caldwell earned a bachelor’s degree in English from Virginia State University, a master’s degree in Speech from New York University and a doctorate in Higher Education Administration with a cognate in Speech Pathology and Audiology from
Kesha WilliamsMarch 13, 2012 News reports describing the sluggish economy discourage most of us, but Dr. Kingsley Nwala, an ECSU professor in the Walter R. Davis School of Business and Economics, looks forward to reading and hearing the reports. Nwala,
Kesha WilliamsMarch 05, 2012 Economic deprivation and lost opportunities are as relevant today as they were in the early 1900s when James Weldon Johnson’s poem, "Lift Every Voice and Sing," first entered our consciousness. Dr. Leonard A. Slade Jr. made
Kesha WilliamsMarch 05, 2012 Dinner – Dancing
Kesha WilliamsFebruary 28, 2012 Athletic Director Thurlis Little says fall semester will spark the return of track and field competitions for ECSU. The events will be divided into two seasons of indoor and outdoor sports. The outdoor events will begin
Kesha WilliamsFebruary 28, 2012 TV and film producers have long relied upon the works of William Shakespeare for their star-studded productions. Yet, these versions are not adequate for Dr. Chantelle MacPhee, chairperson of the Department of Language, Literature and Communication
Kesha WilliamsFebruary 28, 2012 The Office of Teacher Education recently brought the 2012 NC Teacher of the Year, Tyronna Hooker to campus to speak for ECSU’s education majors/prospective teachers. Hooker, a middle school teacher in the Alamance-Burlington School System, brought
Kesha WilliamsFebruary 20, 2012 Details: Current ECSU students will perform original poetry in honor of Black History Months. Tentative performers include: Camille McGowan, , Isconia (Ice) Harper, Wesley Keys (Urban Heroes Coach in Chicago, IL), Von (Da Wizard) Bellows, Nequine
Kesha WilliamsFebruary 13, 2012 Take a look at North Carolina’s occupational trends, and you will find rosy forecasts for jobs that require advanced skills with computers and math. According to the state’s Employment Security Commission, job openings in those fields
