When Pam Hurdle graduated from Elizabeth City State University in 1999, the then 38-year-old mother of three figured she would put her social work degree to good use at the Department of Social Services. But the Gates County native needed
When the Dare County Medflight helicopter touched down on the lawn adjacent to Elizabeth City State University’s Fine Arts Center, paramedic Ashley Heppert stepped out, followed by pilot Mike Hill. As the rotary blades of the helicopter slowed to a
Lt. Col. Curtis Bowe, right, is pictured with Maj. Gen. John P. Sullivan. Bowe, a 2000 ECSU graduate, received his promotion to lieutenant colonel last month. The Elizabeth City State University Class of 2000 can count United States Army
Elizabeth City State University’s Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations, Dr. William Broussard, has been named to the Albemarle Area United Way’s Board of Directors. Albemarle Area United Way Executive Director Bill Blake made the announcement on June 5. “We
Aviation student William Nelson demonstrates a drone flight for ECSU Board of Trustee members Tuesday, June 12. Nelson took an aerial photo of the board members using the drone camera. New degree programs, the ongoing beautification of the Elizabeth
Vikings head football coach, Anthony Jones, is pictured here during his days as head coach of the Alabama A&M Bulldogs. Jones was one of the university’s top winning coaches in the institution’s history. Fall training for Jones’s Viking players begins
Elizabeth City State University’s annual spring study-abroad tour took students and faculty to Eastern European countries. Participating in this year’s tour were (back row, left to right) Mattwe Jones, D’Anthony Ravenell, Bob Chambers, Brian Jordan, Brett Holl; (middle row, left
As of June 1, Dr. Karrie Dixon is Elizabeth City State University’s Interim Chancellor, the institution’s Chief Executive Officer. She sat down and answered a few questions, highlighting her vision for ECSU. What do you hope to accomplish in your
According to Elizabeth City State University Provost Vann Newkirk, the ECSU Teacher Education Program has been accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Educator Preparation, or CAEP. This is, he says, a big boon for the future of educating teachers
Dean of Professional Studies and Human Performance, Dr. Joy Smith, second from right, joined other HBCU business school deans at the New York Stock Exchange June 1. When Dr. Joy Smith gathered around the ceremonial closing bell at the
