Squint Presents at Two Conferences
Dr. Kirstin Squint recently presented at two professional conferences. On April 24, 2026, she spoke on “Come and Get Your Love” on the panel “Decolonizing the Classroom through Indigenous Media”...
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Kitta Teaches with Monsters
Dr. Andrea Kitta had a short piece published called “Teaching With Monsters” in the journal Contemporary Legend's special issue on monsters and cryptids. The journal "aims to promote and encourage...
Eble and Clark Receive SPARC Award
Drs. Michelle Eble and Erin Clark received a Sponsored Activities and Research Catalyst Program (SPARC) Award for 2026. REDE launched this award to support scholarly activities that lead to the...
Caswell Wins 2025-2026 Scholar-Teacher Award
Dr. Nikki Caswell was awarded a 2025-2026 Scholar-Teacher Award at this year's Teaching Award Ceremony. In addition, Caswell, Anie Patterson Partin, Elizabeth Gagne’ (PhD Candidate RWPC), and Jasmine Johnson (MA...
Bernard Named Outstanding Undergraduate Mentor
Dr. Rebecca Bernard has been selected as the Outstanding Undergraduate Mentor in the Creative Activity category. Bernard was nominated by her mentee, Samantha Smith, for this inaugural Outstanding Undergraduate Mentor Award...
Hoppenthaler Serves as Poet-in-Residence
John Hoppenthaler was one of the North Carolina poets asked to introduce a poem in Pine Straw Magazine for National Poetry Month. Hoppenthaler chose a favorite poem by Li-Young Lee....
Eble Featured in ITCS Spotlight
Dr. Michelle Eble is featured in the ITCS April Faculty Spotlight. Eble discusses how she integrates technology to help her students better understand language and communication. In addition to Canvas,...
Squint Partners wth ECU Lifelong Learning Program
Dr. Kirstin Squint partnered with Alston Cobourn, Head of University History and Records, and Kristen Daniel, Special Collections Instruction and Outreach Librarian, on an ECU Lifelong Learning Program class entitled,...
Flora Thomas Serves as Poet on Faculty
Amber Flora Thomas will be one of the poets on faculty at the Bread Loaf Environmental Writers' Conference in June. She encourages students, faculty, and staff to consider applying to...
Cox Co-Authors Chapter
Dr. Matt Cox, along with Trixie Smith, just published "Thriving Through Counter‑Narratives of Hope, Love, and Joy: Reflections on Abolitionist Approaches to Queer/Feminist Mentorship” in Thriving in Higher Education: Uncovering...