Andrews returns to ECU for teaching licensure
When Shainah Andrews wanted to get her licensure to teach, returning to her alma mater, East Carolina University, was an easy choice. Andrews graduated from ECU in 2019 with a […]
11.9.2023
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November 2023
October 2023
Two ECU alumni recognized by NCCAT for teaching talent
J.H. Rose High School business teacher Kurt Garner received the 2023 Career & Technical Education (CTE) Teacher of the Year award from the North Carolina Center for the Advancement of […]
10.25.2023
September 2023
College of Education celebrates 2023 scholarship donors, recipients
The College of Education recognized 116 scholarship recipients receiving more than $681,000 in funding during its annual ceremony in September. “Education has been a focus of this university since its […]
9.27.2023
July 2023
Partners in progress: Building teacher capacity in the pivotal early years
Contributors: Cameron Gupton, Bradley Sasser, Lisa Becker, Heather House The North Carolina New Teacher Support Program (NC NTSP) is a leader in university-based induction support — a type of professional […]
7.20.2023
June 2023
Pettigrew fosters growth, builds foundations in her elementary classrooms
Growth and learning are pivotal words for East Carolina University alumna Cameron Pettigrew. “One of my favorite parts about being a first-grade teacher is seeing my students grow and learn […]
6.12.2023
October 2022
ECU alumna continues family legacy as Micro Elementary’s new principal
By Robin Koppen, Johnston County Public Schools Communication Specialist Newly named Micro Elementary principal Carson Cataliotti comes from a family of educators. Born and raised in Smithfield, Cataliotti attended South […]
10.19.2022
January 2022
Glassman receives ASCA dissertation award
Dr. Valerie Glassman received the Association for Student Conduct Administration (ASCA) Dissertation of the Year award. Glassman’s research is titled “Mastering the Psychological Landscape of Student Conduct Administration.” She is […]
1.10.2022
Lloyd recognized as teacher of excellence
Robin Lloyd is being recognized as the North Carolina Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (NCASCD) Teacher of Excellence on Feb. 4 during the annual conference in Pinehurst. Lloyd graduated […]
1.5.2022