Kesha WilliamsJuly 12 2010 The U.S. Department of Education awarded Ms. Maxine Baskerville a $331910 grant for the ECSU Student Support Services program. Student Support Services is designed to enhance the retention and graduation rates of its participants. It not
Kesha WilliamsJuly 06, 2010 Ask any first-time homebuyer and they will likely say the process of buying a home is complex and time consuming. The Community Development Program at ECSU simplifies that process with a series of free sessions that
Kesha WilliamsJuly 06, 2010 Robert Mason, a senior in Engineering Technology, won the top two awards at the Fifteenth Annual Ronald McNair Scholar Research Symposium and Awards Ceremony on June 30 at ECSU. Mason, worked with his faculty mentor, Dr.
Kesha WilliamsJuly 06, 2010 Desire Chesson, left, a student from Washington County and Tom Mikan, right, a volunteer with the Education Talent Search Program at Elizabeth City State University were two of 12 people kayaking on the Pasquotank Rive on
Kesha WilliamsJune 28, 2010 Dr. Anthony Sharp, director of the Aviation Science Program and director of the ACE Academy at Elizabeth City State University, says now is the time for area youths to begin thinking about their careers. A week-long
Kesha WilliamsJune 28, 2010 United States Marine Corps (Retired) Bell is a native of Smithfield, N. C. He earned a B. S. degree in Social Sciences from ECSU and master’s degrees in Educational Leadership from Troy State University and National
Kesha WilliamsJune 28, 2010 Dr. Margaret Young moves patiently from one plant to another in a quiet biology laboratory in the Jenkins Science Center. She lifts two of them, inspects them and nods with confidence that castor plants hold great
Kesha WilliamsJune 21, 2010 Our school newspaper has gone by many names–The Newsletter, The SNS Monthly, The State Normal Banner, The Compass – but anyone who visits ECSU’s G.R. Little Library would learn that the very first printed edition of
Kesha WilliamsJune 17, 2010 The Home Depot announces a $50,000 grant will be awarded to Elizabeth City State University for its participation in the Retool Your School grant contest that pitted ECSU against 62 other historically black colleges and universities.
Kesha WilliamsJune 17 2010 The Home Depot announces a $50000 grant will be awarded to Elizabeth City State University for its participation in the Retool Your School grant contest that pitted ECSU against 62 other historically black colleges and universities.
