Sixteen Air Force Junior ROTC cadets will gather on the campus of Elizabeth City State University this summer for an intensive aviation academy. According to the dean of science, aviation, health, and technology,and aviation program director, Dr. Kuldeep Rawat, the cadets
Noah Reese Gunter had what his professor, Dr. Lloyd Mitchell, called “the trip of a lifetime.” The Elizabeth City State University aviation management major was able to experience firsthand what it is like to manage a major international airport and seaport
As Elizabeth City State University administrators began implementing the UNC System’s guidance related to COVID-19, which included sending students home to continue coursework online, they knew there were students who may need housing assistance. That’s why housing exceptions were put
As Elizabeth City State University students begin their coursework online, the university administration has announced that as of March 30 there will be a pass/fail option for students. According to the Office of Academic Affairs, the option to choose pass/fail
Distance learning will likely be new to many Elizabeth City State University students, but managing studies online should be a fairly smooth process if you follow some basic suggestions, according to the university’s director of distance education, Dr. Kimberley Stevenson.
Elizabeth City State University, in partnership with North Carolina A&T, will launch a new student success program designed to increase underrepresented students’ success with an emphasis on undergraduate research. ECSU biology professor, Dr. Margaret Young, is the principal investigator for
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Elizabeth City State University sophomore, Jimmy Chambers, has been named a Newman Civic Fellow. The Newman Civic Fellowship is a yearlong program for students from Campus Compact member institutions. The students selected for the fellowship are leaders on their campuses
Twenty high school STEM teachers from five area counties spent time on the Elizabeth City State University campus earlier this month building robots. According to ECSU’s dean of science, aviation, health, and technology, Dr. Kuldeep Rawat, the professional development workshop
People are now working and schooling from home. It’s what some are calling the “new normal,” and that means there’s some adjusting to do in order to settle into these new routines. According to Elizabeth City State University’s associate professor
