As Elizabeth City State University’s spring 2020 semester comes to a close, more and more students are finishing their work remotely and that includes candidates for master’s degrees. Recently seven Master of Science in Applied Mathematics students defended their master’s
Remote learning and faculty meetings all require video software such as Zoom, as seen in this screenshot provided by ECSU’s Dr. Charles Reed, upper lefthand corner. Since March, ECSU faculty and students have been holding classes remotely. Although the spring
People may be staying at home but that hasn’t stopped WRVS-FM and W18BB-TV from holding the annual M.E.D.I.A. Week event, April 27-May 1. This year’s weeklong event is online and according to Elizabeth City State University’s director of television and radio services,
Elizabeth City State University continues to fight hunger in the Elizabeth City community during the COVID-19 crisis. The university’s award-winning Vikings Care Food Pantry has been stocked with non-perishable food to assist students, but while the majority of students are
Elizabeth City State University’s director of University Honors Program and professor of social work, Dr. Andre Stevenson, has been selected as one of 16 scholars to participate in a Fulbright Seminar focusing on Taiwanese politics, economics, and culture. The seminar
Three Elizabeth City State University Honors Program students presented papers to the faculty-reviewed Honors Symposium at UNC-Greensboro earlier this semester. According to program director, Dr. Andre Stevenson, the students’ papers were accepted and presented in February. “This is the first
Dr. Chyna Crawford has been selected as a 2020 ELEVATE Cohort for Rutgers Center for Minority Serving Institutions. The Elizabeth City State University professor was one of 25 educators from across the nation to be selected for this fellowship. According Dr. Sharon
In the age of stay-at-home COVID-19 precautions, even Elizabeth City State University students are pushing forward thanks to online technology. The university’s Master of School Administration program just held its spring 2020 oral defenses of electronic portfolios for five graduating
On the campus of Elizabeth City State University, inside Williams Hall, you can find Clay Mercer. Mr. Mercer is the program director for WRVS 89.9 FM, and during these unprecedented times, he’s working to keep people not only informed about
Dr. Peter Eley, a Class of 2000 Elizabeth City State University graduate and chairman of the ECSU Foundation Board of Directors, has been named a 2020 recipient of the University of North Carolina Board of Governors Award for Excellence in
