Three recent publications highlight the collaborative nature of the College of Education as well as the success of students post-graduation. Dr. Rhea Miles, a science education professor, published an article […]
12.13.2021
Dr. Phyllis Broughton, a teaching assistant professor in adult education, and Courtney Howard, a counselor education graduate student from Washington, NC, led an Educational Research Review session using Dr. Loni […]
12.7.2021
Drs. Phyllis Broughton and Kaye Dotson were recognized with an Award of Excellence by the North Carolina Society of Historians on November 14 for their research and summary on “The […]
12.2.2021
On Tuesday, November 16, Drs. Xi Lin and Phyllis Broughton of the Department of Interdisciplinary Professions conducted a virtual workshop on Bridging Generation Gaps in Teaching and Learning for the Brody School […]
12.2.2021
Dr. Kristen Gregory received the 2021 Cynthia L. Peterson Outstanding Journal of College Reading and Learning (JCRL) Article Award for her article, “Trades-Based Literacy: Community College Faculty’s Exploration of Disciplinary […]
12.2.2021
Trisha Mackey was named the inaugural director of the Transformational Scholarships Program in North Carolina State University’s College of Education starting Dec. 1. Mackey is currently enrolled in East Carolina […]
11.23.2021
The Library Science program recently participated in three conferences. Here are some of the accomplishments they brought back home to Pirate Nation: Dr. Kawanna Bright was awarded REMCo’s (Roundtable for […]
11.9.2021
Pallavi Thota is a graduate student in the adult education program’s student affairs in higher education certificate program and will graduate in December 2021. In summer 2021, Pallavi participated in […]
11.9.2021
Three College of Education faculty members published research ranging from learning technology tools and internship pivots to self-study journals and leveraging critical friendships. Dr. Africa Hands in the Department of […]
11.5.2021
Mrs. Tomegia Winston was chosen by Amelia Davis, a student-athlete on ECU’s volleyball team, as a “Most Valuable Professor.” “She is my ‘MVP,’ because she creates a space where anyone […]
10.28.2021