Kesha WilliamsJune 15, 2010 Elizabeth City State University announces Mrs. Cynthia S. Rodgers, vice president of Solid Foundation Facilities Inc. in Bertie County, as the newest addition to the university’s Board of Trustees. Rodgers is a 1980 graduate of ECSU
Kesha WilliamsJune 15, 2010 The task of finding an item not marked by landmarks is no easy assignment. Students attending Undergraduate Research Experience in Ocean, Marine and Polar Science (URE OMPS) now realize that task can be completed with ease
Kesha WilliamsJune 07, 2010 Elizabeth City State University proudly announces 10 graduates from the Eshelman School of Pharmacy: Paul Alexander, Sarah Boyer, Gabriel Grutza, Marchelle Robinson,&nbsp Sarah Smith, Savanna Steele, Edilma Taylor,&nbsp Nicole Watts, Megan Wheeler, Matthew Wiesmore. Five of
Kesha WilliamsJune 07, 2010 Engineering Technology students, Rebecca Farmer and Grant Cleavenger, under guidance of Dr. Akbar Eslami, a faculty member of ECSU Department of Technology, conducted an engineering analysis problem in their design project course for DRS Technologies Inc.
Kesha WilliamsJune 07, 2010 Dr. Cheryl Lewis Jackson announces, Resources for an Inclusive Future, a partnership between ECSU Education Talent Search Program and Yale University School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.&nbsp This summer institute will be held June 28 –
Kesha WilliamsJune 01, 2010 Elizabeth City State University’s Office of Distance and Continuing Education in partnership with North Carolina State University’s Industrial Extension Service hosted the Lean Health Care 100 – Pharmacy Simulation seminar on Wednesday, May 19th, 2010 at
Kesha WilliamsJune 01, 2010 Professor Drusiano Scerbo says summer vacation plans would be incomplete without visits to museums, galleries, festivals and art display cases. Scerbo, a professor in the ECSU Art Department, said summer is a great time to see
Kesha WilliamsJune 01, 2010 Like Americans across this nation, local citizens proudly hung and draped the nation’s flag in memory of the nation’s fallen heroes. Memorial Day is the federal holiday that allows the nation to collectively recall and honor
Kesha WilliamsMay 24, 2010 Washington, D.C. – Congressman G. K. Butterfield applauded the promotion of a Wilson, N.C. native to "full bird Colonel" at a Pentagon May 4th ceremony.&nbsp Army Lt. Col. Mechelle B. Hale, a 1988 graduate of Elizabeth
Kesha WilliamsMay 24, 2010 3rd.&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp Sareece Armwood (Elizabeth City State University) For additional information, contact Mr. Warren E. Poole, interim director of ECSU’s Office of&nbspSummer School, (252) 335-3670, wepoole@mail.ecsu.edu.
