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,...
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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...
Bikmohammadi Publishes Article
Third-year PhD student Mina Bikmohammadi had her co-authored article (with Ekaterina Sudina and Luke Plonsky), "Self-citation attitudes and practices in applied linguistics: A mixed-methods study," published in the latest issue...
Banville Wins Rhetoric Award
Alumna Morgan Banville (PhD ’23) and her colleague Gavin Johnson won the Council on College Composition and Communication’s Lavender Rhetorics Award for Excellence in Queer Scholarship in the “Nontraditional Scholarly...
Wright Serves as Whichard Distinguished Professor
Dr. Amy E. Wright of Saint Louis University will serve as the David Julian and Virginia Suther Whichard Distinguished Professor in the Humanities in East Carolina University’s Thomas Harriot College...
Fletcher Featured in Cornerstone
Abigail Fletcher, a BS-PWID student, is featured in the most recent issue of Harriot College’s Cornerstone newsletter. Flecther is not only a BS-PWID major but also a creative writing minor,...
Bernard Wins Baltimore Review Flash Fiction
Dr. Rebecca Bernard's "Standard X-Ray Precautions," won The Baltimore Review's Flash Creative Nonfiction Contest judged by Mandy Moe Pwint Tu. The Baltimore Review was founded by Barbara Westwood Diehl in 1996...
Thompson Nominated by Former Student
Alina Hernandez Patlan, one of Dr. Kim Thompson's former English 3880 students, nominated them as an influential figure in their academic journey. Alina is a Marketing major who is considering...