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Pirates Perch aims to help students feel heard (opens the original)
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A new initiative is bringing volunteers to campus to sit, talk and listen to East Carolina University students, who can unload worries or concerns to someone with a compassionate ear and outside perspective. The Pirates Perch partnership between ECU Student Affairs, ECU Alumni and Cypress Glen Retirement Community launched in the spring semester and will continue this fall. Dr. LaNika Wright, associate vice chancellor for student well-being and dean of students, got the idea from a similar progr
ECU research leads to $6M Army Reserve agreement (opens the original)
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A research collaboration between ECU and the U.S. Army Reserve is moving from the lab into active use with a new 10-year agreement that could exceed $6 million and improve how Army facilities are monitored, maintained and managed nationwide. ECU faculty, students, researchers and Army Reserve personnel attend signing ceremony. ECU Chancellor Philip Rogers and Maj. Gen. Matthew S. Warne, deputy commanding general, U.S. Army Reserve Command (USARC), signed the intergovernmental services agreement
Alumni parents begin their legacy era (opens the original)
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College move-in and the start of the new semester carry extra Pirate pride for alumni parents entering their legacy era at East Carolina University. Meredith Davis ’96 took advantage of early drop-off to deliver daughter Maleah’s dorm furnishings on Aug. 1. Maleah is the third Pirate in her family to live in White Hall. Her room is next door to where her mother lived as a freshman and the same dorm her aunt also lived in. “We’ve kept White Hall in the family, or should I say White Hall has kept
Anja Schwieterman charts course in maritime studies (opens the original)
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For Anja Schwieterman, a third-year graduate student in East Carolina University’s maritime studies program, a childhood fascination with the ocean turned into a calling. Growing up in Portland, Maine, Schwieterman was never far from the water. But it was a moment at age 6, watching “Titanic” on a double set of VHS tapes, that sparked a deeper curiosity. “That really got the gears turning in my head,” she said. “I became really interested in the story of the Titanic and everything just snowballe
ECU ecologists collaborate on reef restoration to protect shorelines (opens the original)
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As she wades out into waist-deep water along North Carolina’s Pine Knoll Shores, East Carolina University associate professor Dr. April Blakeslee and other faculty and student researchers in the Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences are researching ways to protect our shoreline and coastal inhabitants. They are helping protect the coast by evaluating three living shoreline designs implemented in a state-funded restoration project. ECU researchers are part of a team investigating living sho
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