Kappa Delta Pi initiates 18 new members
East Carolina University College of Education’s Eta Chi chapter of Kappa Delta Pi was able to initiate 18 new members this year. The Eta Chi chapter hosted a virtual initiation […]
6.10.2021
Kristen Martin
June 2021
Graduate student attends ACRL virtual conference with support from MLS program
Master of Library Science graduate student Carrie Watson was awarded professional development funds from the MLS program to attend the Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL) 2021 virtual conference, […]
6.4.2021
May 2021
College hosts virtual learning exchange focusing on teaching reading online
The ECU College of Education hosted a virtual learning exchange event, Teaching Reading in an Online Environment, on February 24, 2021. Six expert panelists shared experiences and perspectives about teaching […]
5.21.2021
April 2021
College implements new virtual internship supervision model
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, East Carolina University’s College of Education implemented a new virtual internship supervision model utilizing an array of technology tools for observations, evaluations, and communication. […]
4.1.2021
March 2021
LEHE offers virtual Foundations of Reading Test preparation workshops
This spring, the Department of Literacy Studies, English Education, and History Education offered 8 virtual Foundations of Reading Test preparation workshops for ECU students, thanks to the generosity of the […]
3.31.2021
Special Education program ranks on Study.com
The East Carolina University special education program has been recognized by Study.com as the top online bachelor’s degree program in special education in its 2021 rankings. According to Study.com, over […]
3.26.2021
Holiday Hustle raises $2K for Community School
With many gyms and recreational activities closed or canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, faculty in the ECU Department of Mathematics, Science and Instructional Technology Education (MSITE) turned to the […]
3.25.2021
Continuing a Family Legacy
Following in her mother’s footsteps, May 8, 2020 graduate, Jasmine Garland McKinney states that she wants to carry on the legacy that her mother left behind as a counselor in […]
3.8.2021
ECU Graduate goes Rural
As a newcomer to NC, Elizabeth Japczyk Shuler did not have extensive experience in rural settings until she started working as a graduate assistant in REI. Though her major was in […]
3.8.2021
February 2021
Project I4 mark participants’ success
Learning doesn’t stop for educators once they receive their degree. Part of being an educator is continuing to learn new skills and ways of teaching and communication through professional development. […]
2.27.2021