Some of our new engineering students are spending part of their summer with us, getting a jump on the fall semester through coursework, group activities and industry tours. ⤵️
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That’s a wrap on new student orientation. We’ll see everyone back in August for move-in days and the first day of class on Aug. 17. ⬇️
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ECU engineering looks to power the future of hybrid vehicle battery testing, creating a more cost-effective way to determine second-life uses for older batteries.⤵️
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Hey Havelock, New Bern and all of Craven County, you have a clear pathway to a four-year bachelor's degree in technology from ECU thanks to a partnership with Craven Community College ⤵️
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The expanded civil and environmental engineering concentration provides opportunities for meaningful research and careers that support clean water, resilient infrastructure and sustainable community development. ⬇️
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Congratulations to Dr. David Batts, associate professor in Technology Systems, for receiving the Keating Award for Student Advocacy from Omicron Delta Kappa, a national honor society. It honors faculty or staff who are outstanding advocates, mentors and supporters of students.
Nine of our faculty members attended the American Society for Engineering Education annual conference in Charlotte. Some presented papers while others served as expert panelists during the conference’s breakout sessions.
Innovation makes way. 💡
Through a new partnership with the Institute for Defense and Business, #ECU is connecting military leaders, industry professionals and academic expertise to strengthen defense innovation and workforce development. https://t.co/htTBkyNY3q
At ECU, students don’t just learn about industrial automation — they design and build the technology, gaining hands-on experience that prepares them for careers in engineering and advanced manufacturing.
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Growing the future of life sciences in eastern North Carolina. 💊
Over 110 organizations attended #ECU's Spring Pharma Conference to explore new technologies and career paths.https://t.co/XDhkGXEXMW
Instructors Amy Frank and Dr. David Batts from the Department of Technology Systems attended the annual North Carolina Instruction Association Conference, an event that supports professional development for IT instructors. ⤵️
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Kailee Grubbs and Sofia Azam accepted ECU's Outstanding Program of the Year Award for our Association for Computing Machinery student organization in the Department of Computer Science. Also, ACM member Zachary Zeldin received the Unsung Hero Award. Congratulations 👏 👏 👏
The ATMAE robotics team visited SCHUNK, a Raleigh company that designs and manufactures robot accessories including grippers. The ECU ATMAE chapter is building a robot for this fall’s national competition that includes designing a gripper. Thanks to SCHUNK for the tour.