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In May, the UNC School of Medicine revised its Guidelines for Appointment, Reappointment, and Promotion.
In May, the UNC School of Medicine revised its Guidelines for Appointment, Reappointment, and Promotion.
 
Donor support sets record for main campus fundraising
 
Dr. Denise Donica doesn’t live in the negative. Positive outcomes fuel Donica, an associate professor and chair of the East Carolina University Department of Occupational Therapy.
Dr. Denise Donica doesn’t live in the negative. Positive outcomes fuel Donica, an associate professor and chair of the East Carolina University Department of Occupational Therapy.
 
AAAS students perform interdisciplinary research with goal of helping others
 
ECU student groups thank ‘health care heroes’ with free coffee
ECU student groups thank ‘health care heroes’ with free coffee
 
As an East Carolina University undergraduate student, Maggie Marshall had an opportunity to shadow physical therapists at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
As an East Carolina University undergraduate student, Maggie Marshall had an opportunity to shadow physical therapists at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
 
ECU medical students celebrate Match Day with drive-thru event
ECU medical students celebrate Match Day with drive-thru event
 
ECU Chancellor Dr. Philip Rogers plans to listen, connect with stakeholders
ECU Chancellor Dr. Philip Rogers plans to listen, connect with stakeholders
 
ECU’s Digital Market gives researchers opportunity to share innovations
ECU’s Digital Market gives researchers opportunity to share innovations
 
Donors make largest planned gift in allied health history
 
ECU helps older adults plan for the road ahead
 
ECU associate professor appointed to National Science Foundation position
 
Navigate Counseling Clinic finds that online appointments provide improved access for clients
 
U.S. News & World Report recognizes ECU graduate programs
 
Auditory scientist honored with university’s Five-Year Achievement for Research & Creative Activity Award
Auditory scientist honored with university’s Five-Year Achievement for Research & Creative Activity Award
 
5 tips for celebrating the season when you or a loved one struggles with addiction
5 tips for celebrating the season when you or a loved one struggles with addiction
 
Nutrition and dietetics students adapt traditional dishes to accommodate growing vegan lifestyles
Nutrition and dietetics students adapt traditional dishes to accommodate growing vegan lifestyles
 
Dana Cea, a second-year East Carolina University doctoral student in rehabilitation counseling and administration, is an advocate for people with disabilities and the LGTBQ community.
Dana Cea, a second-year East Carolina University doctoral student in rehabilitation counseling and administration, is an advocate for people with disabilities and the LGTBQ community.
 
The East Carolina University Board of Trustees approved increases in student tuition and fees beginning in the fall 2020 semester and announced a search committee to find its next chancellor during a meeting Nov. 22.
The East Carolina University Board of Trustees approved increases in student tuition and fees beginning in the fall 2020 semester and announced a search committee to find its next chancellor during a meeting Nov. 22.
 
A free foot clinic organized and staffed by ECU’s Brody School of Medicine students for Greenville’s homeless population has grown to provide additional services and better access to care for participants and more experience for students.
A free foot clinic organized and staffed by ECU’s Brody School of Medicine students for Greenville’s homeless population has grown to provide additional services and better access to care for participants and more experience for students.
 
Saving lives and saving money are the main goals of six N.C. Department of Transportation (DOT) grants totaling more than $862,000 received by faculty in East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology.
Saving lives and saving money are the main goals of six N.C. Department of Transportation (DOT) grants totaling more than $862,000 received by faculty in East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology.
 
A unique grant celebrates East Carolina University’s commitment to using interprofessional collaboration to address emerging and challenging trends in health care, including opioid use and substance abuse prevention and treatment.
A unique grant celebrates East Carolina University’s commitment to using interprofessional collaboration to address emerging and challenging trends in health care, including opioid use and substance abuse prevention and treatment.
 
Faculty and staff from across East Carolina University's Division of Health Sciences gathered in an annual celebration of research and scholarship
Faculty and staff from across East Carolina University's Division of Health Sciences gathered in an annual celebration of research and scholarship
 
East Carolina University's vice chancellor for health sciences was recently honored by her alma mater for her leadership, innovation and entrepreneurship that has advanced nursing on both state and national levels
East Carolina University's vice chancellor for health sciences was recently honored by her alma mater for her leadership, innovation and entrepreneurship that has advanced nursing on both state and national levels
 
Three departments within East Carolina University's College of Allied Health Sciences recently spent a day helping local seniors while teaching students the importance of collaborating with other disciplines
Three departments within East Carolina University's College of Allied Health Sciences recently spent a day helping local seniors while teaching students the importance of collaborating with other disciplines
 
The process of finding new ways to help patients live healthier lives may have just become a little easier for faculty in East Carolina University's College of Allied Health Sciences and College of Nursing
The process of finding new ways to help patients live healthier lives may have just become a little easier for faculty in East Carolina University's College of Allied Health Sciences and College of Nursing
 
Dr. Edwin W. "Ed" Monroe, a physician who went from private practice to helping build the School of Allied Health Sciences and School of Medicine at East Carolina University, died Sunday. He was 90
Dr. Edwin W. "Ed" Monroe, a physician who went from private practice to helping build the School of Allied Health Sciences and School of Medicine at East Carolina University, died Sunday. He was 90
 
For the fall 2016 graduation ceremonies, East Carolina University's College of Engineering and Technology lived up to the university's promise: Tomorrow starts here
For the fall 2016 graduation ceremonies, East Carolina University's College of Engineering and Technology lived up to the university's promise: Tomorrow starts here
 
The purple and gold faces of 72 pansies are brightening up a clinic entry way thanks to East Carolina University's aphasia therapy group
The purple and gold faces of 72 pansies are brightening up a clinic entry way thanks to East Carolina University's aphasia therapy group
 
The presentation of a new recognition for philanthropy was the highlight of the East Carolina University Board of Trustees and ECU Foundation dinner on Nov. 10.
The presentation of a new recognition for philanthropy was the highlight of the East Carolina University Board of Trustees and ECU Foundation dinner on Nov. 10.
 
East Carolina University physical therapy students are gaining valuable career experience and improving access to care for patients in the East through a new, student-run clinic
East Carolina University physical therapy students are gaining valuable career experience and improving access to care for patients in the East through a new, student-run clinic
 
East Carolina University has been named a 2017 Top 100 Best Value College in a new listing by Educate to Career.
East Carolina University has been named a 2017 Top 100 Best Value College in a new listing by Educate to Career.
 
East Carolina University's faculty and staff were presented with awards recognizing their service, leadership, ambition and spirit during the seventh annual Founders Day and University Awards Celebration on April 27 in Hendrix Theatre.
East Carolina University's faculty and staff were presented with awards recognizing their service, leadership, ambition and spirit during the seventh annual Founders Day and University Awards Celebration on April 27 in Hendrix Theatre.
 
She arrived as an unpaid intern at the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, and now East Carolina University junior nursing student Aleigha Criego is having a hard time leaving.
She arrived as an unpaid intern at the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, and now East Carolina University junior nursing student Aleigha Criego is having a hard time leaving.
 
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