Kesha Williams August 22 2011 With the start of a new semester Elizabeth City State University Police Chief Samuel Beamon is ready to talk safety. There are new students on campus as well as new faculty and staff who are
Kesha WilliamsAugust 15, 2011 A new Community Music School at Elizabeth City State University will begin offering music lessons to students&nbspon August 24th.&nbsp Applications&nbspwill be accepted between August 1 and August 26. Established music teachers in the area will serve
Kesha Williams August 15, 2011 Dr. Ali Khan, provost and vice chancellor for the Division of Academic Affairs, brought six guest speakers to this year’s Faculty/ Staff Conference. This year’s first speaker, the Rev. Dr. Jamie Washington warned the audience
Kesha WilliamsAugust 15, 2011 $144 million represents one of the largest investments in broadband infrastructure in North Carolina history.
Kesha WilliamsJuly 26, 2011 It’s the third summer that ECSU has hosted the ACE Academy (Camp). On Monday, the participants toured the campus by foot. Their perspective changed Thursday, when they boarded Air Viking One for a flight an an
Kesha WilliamsJuly 26, 2011 Efforts to train future leaders in northeastern North Carolina schools are advancing thanks to a $2.9 million grant from the United States Department of Education. Dr. Claudie J. Mackey, program director for the Northeastern North Carolina
Kesha WilliamsJuly 12, 2011 Dr. Velma B. Blackmon is keeping the line of communication open this summer for students involved in Elizabeth City State University’s Honors Program. Many have traveled across the country and the globe for internships that Blackmon
Kesha WilliamsJuly 12, 2011 When students return to Dr. Kuldeep Rawat’s classes at Elizabeth City State University in fall 2011, they will find a newly developed remote laboratory. Last August, Rawat, an associate professor in the Technology Department, the Thurgood
Kesha WilliamsJuly 12, 2011 For the third consecutive summer, Elizabeth City State University is offering the MODEL Scholars program to prime high school graduates for their freshman year of college. In some cases, the students’ grade point averages or SAT/ACT
Kesha WilliamsJuly 05, 2011 George Cox is no stranger to the process of sending and receiving messages. By day, he sends and receives messages as an instructor in the ECSU School of Education and Psychology.&nbsp After hours, takes to the
