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Maggie Baile was “100% certain” that she would attend law school after earning undergraduate degrees at East Carolina University.
Maggie Baile was “100% certain” that she would attend law school after earning undergraduate degrees at East Carolina University.
 
Sarah Sconyers worked as a teacher for 12 years, laying the foundation as students planned for college or careers.
Sarah Sconyers worked as a teacher for 12 years, laying the foundation as students planned for college or careers.
 
Christian Penister’s admiration for his childhood dentist and desire to provide care for the underserved led him to dentistry.
Christian Penister’s admiration for his childhood dentist and desire to provide care for the underserved led him to dentistry.
 
A car crash changed the future for East Carolina University’s Dr. Pamela Reis — and the future of thousands of students, mothers and their babies.
A car crash changed the future for East Carolina University’s Dr. Pamela Reis — and the future of thousands of students, mothers and their babies.
 
Creating the “People of Greenville” podcast helped fulfill Kateryna “Kate” Kosolapova’s dream of telling other people’s stories.
Creating the “People of Greenville” podcast helped fulfill Kateryna “Kate” Kosolapova’s dream of telling other people’s stories.
 
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.
 
Kama Woodall hopes to represent young, disadvantaged people within the legal system one day.
Kama Woodall hopes to represent young, disadvantaged people within the legal system one day.
 
Arvind Rajan’s long-term goal is to practice medicine, but he’s also launched a podcast, created a CPR app and made movies while at East Carolina University.
Arvind Rajan’s long-term goal is to practice medicine, but he’s also launched a podcast, created a CPR app and made movies while at East Carolina University.
 
Growing up in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Dr. Mark Moss listened to the advice of his parents, who told him of the importance of education to his future.
Growing up in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Dr. Mark Moss listened to the advice of his parents, who told him of the importance of education to his future.
 
Maybe Merdi Lutete would be a newscaster. Or a tennis player.
Maybe Merdi Lutete would be a newscaster. Or a tennis player.
 
East Carolina University’s Dr. Aundrea Oliver began diagnosing people at an early age — in high school.
East Carolina University’s Dr. Aundrea Oliver began diagnosing people at an early age — in high school.
 
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.
 
Dr. Mandi Peterson looked at all the numbers and they added up to one thing — a career as a professor in accounting at East Carolina University.
Dr. Mandi Peterson looked at all the numbers and they added up to one thing — a career as a professor in accounting at East Carolina University.
 
A fascination with astronomy and the mysteries of the universe pushed Noah MacKay far beyond stargazing.
A fascination with astronomy and the mysteries of the universe pushed Noah MacKay far beyond stargazing.
 
Music has always been a part of Evan Martschenko’s life.
 
Dr. Ciprian Popoviciu has been to the top of the world, literally.
 
Erycka Anderson’s dream is to be a professional actor, and the experiences she’s had as an East Carolina University student are helping her achieve that goal.
Erycka Anderson’s dream is to be a professional actor, and the experiences she’s had as an East Carolina University student are helping her achieve that goal.
 
Being bullied in middle school — and getting help from a mental health professional — has fueled Kaitlyn Isherwood’s determination to be a counselor.
Being bullied in middle school — and getting help from a mental health professional — has fueled Kaitlyn Isherwood’s determination to be a counselor.
 
If not for an unsuccessful basketball tryout, Morgan Gillespie might not be pursuing a career in theater.
If not for an unsuccessful basketball tryout, Morgan Gillespie might not be pursuing a career in theater.
 
Brady Hillhouse taught himself how to day trade markets in high school, stumbling upon entrepreneurship by accident after starting an online community where people could share ideas and ask questions.
Brady Hillhouse taught himself how to day trade markets in high school, stumbling upon entrepreneurship by accident after starting an online community where people could share ideas and ask questions.
 
Growing up in rural Johnston County, surrounded by farms, Wayne Godwin learned what he called the “basics of southern life, church, family and community.”
Growing up in rural Johnston County, surrounded by farms, Wayne Godwin learned what he called the “basics of southern life, church, family and community.”
 
East Carolina University senior Marianne Congema has wanted to be a nurse since fifth grade, when her mother had a heart attack followed by an extensive hospital stay.
East Carolina University senior Marianne Congema has wanted to be a nurse since fifth grade, when her mother had a heart attack followed by an extensive hospital stay.
 
Ask Dr. Cynthia Ann Bickley-Green about her hometown, and she’s likely to ask which one.
Ask Dr. Cynthia Ann Bickley-Green about her hometown, and she’s likely to ask which one.
 
Chastidy Clarke had dreams of breaking the big story as a journalist. Now she handles big budgets and ever-changing duties as lead administrator in East Carolina University’s Department of Political Science.
Chastidy Clarke had dreams of breaking the big story as a journalist. Now she handles big budgets and ever-changing duties as lead administrator in East Carolina University’s Department of Political Science.
 
A lifelong tinkerer and Marine veteran, Spencer Lee has built everything from off-road vehicles to robots.
A lifelong tinkerer and Marine veteran, Spencer Lee has built everything from off-road vehicles to robots.
 
East Carolina University student Jason Pilkington loves to be outside and build relationships with people.
East Carolina University student Jason Pilkington loves to be outside and build relationships with people.
 
East Carolina University student Godgive Umozurike plans to become a physician and serve in rural and medically underserved areas of North Carolina.
East Carolina University student Godgive Umozurike plans to become a physician and serve in rural and medically underserved areas of North Carolina.
 
Weather has always fascinated East Carolina University student Mckenzie Swindle. Now, she is paving her way to a future career in meteorology.
Weather has always fascinated East Carolina University student Mckenzie Swindle. Now, she is paving her way to a future career in meteorology.
 
Ongeri Joseph Ayako, second-year medical student at East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine, believes in balance in his approach to becoming a doctor and his family life.
Ongeri Joseph Ayako, second-year medical student at East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine, believes in balance in his approach to becoming a doctor and his family life.
 
Dr. Oneil Harris, associate professor in the Department of Finance at East Carolina University, had one word to describe his youth growing up in Kingston, Jamaica — “interesting.”
Dr. Oneil Harris, associate professor in the Department of Finance at East Carolina University, had one word to describe his youth growing up in Kingston, Jamaica — “interesting.”
 
East Carolina University student Nakaya Melvin is always up for a challenge.
East Carolina University student Nakaya Melvin is always up for a challenge.
 
As a kid, East Carolina student Lamar Gilchrist got to be in front of a camera. Now, he wants to be the one behind it.
As a kid, East Carolina student Lamar Gilchrist got to be in front of a camera. Now, he wants to be the one behind it.
 
East Carolina student Delaney Arthur has a passion for drawing and designing clothes. Now, she hopes to one day start her own design company.
East Carolina student Delaney Arthur has a passion for drawing and designing clothes. Now, she hopes to one day start her own design company.
 
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.
 
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