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ECU grant, Wake Forest materials donation expand health information access for migrant farmworkers
Young musicians from around the country have converged on East Carolina University's campus for an intense week of master classes with some of the world's best pianists at the East Carolina Piano Festival.
Tropical Storm Colin has weakened substantially over the last 24 hours, changing the rain and wind forecast for our area
ECU professor awarded state’s inaugural applied research fellowship to study PFAS
Students pursue EMT certifications to increase clinical experience for medical school applications
Our office is currently monitoring the formation Tropical Storm Colin, and it’s progression along the coastal Carolinas. The current forecast suggests that this will primarily be a rain event for Beaufort County. However, scattered thunderstorms and isolated tornados cannot be ruled out.
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Event leads to oral history project remembering Black farming families in eastern NC
One of the longest running programs of the Golden LEAF Foundation is the Golden LEAF Scholarship Program.

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ECU researcher’s patented technology could provide new treatment
ECU faculty awarded grant to research link between workaholism, Type 2 diabetes
According to the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC), more than 1,400 short-term, occupational skill training courses are offered across the state to train, retrain, and upgrade workers for current or future job skill requirements or certifications.
Washington, N.C. – ECU Health, in partnership with the Rivers East Workforce Development Board and NCWorks, will host a series of hiring events including both virtual and in-person job fairs in the months of July and August.
Please see the email below and attached briefings from the National Weather Service for the latest on today excessive heat index and severe weather potential.
‘Mamma Mia!’ brings return of summer theatre to ECU
Engaged couple’s first date was sparked by class assignment
Our office is currently monitoring several significant weather impacts that have been forecasted for our area through Tuesday.
Ready sites attract industry. In 2021, North Carolina had a record number of new jobs and investment.

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At the June 2022 Board meeting, the Golden LEAF Board of Directors awarded $5,046,526 in funding to support projects through the second round of the SITE Program and $1,398,657.34 in funding through the Open Grants Program.
Unprecedented atmosphere expected for on-campus super regional games
The Golden LEAF Foundation announced 215 rural students from 78 North Carolina counties were selected to receive a Golden LEAF Scholarship worth up to $14,000.
Online course guides physicians on treating toxic exposures farmworkers might encounter
Summer class mixes letterpress printing with problem-solving
Our office continues to monitor the development and track of a tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico. The current forecast for this storm has it passing several hundred miles off of North Carolina’s coast, causing strong rip currents and dangerous shorebreak. No other impacts are expected.
Scholarship endowment honoring retiring ECU nursing dean already college’s largest
Our office is currently monitoring a tropical system that has the potential to develop into a Tropical Storm / weak Hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico over the next 24 to 48 hours.

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