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Range of topics, faculty honored

The 14th annual East Carolina University Main Campus Faculty Author Book and Alternative Textbook Awards was held in the Janice Hardison Faulkner Gallery on Oct. 22.

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Library's special collection of resources

A biography about North Carolina's first congresswoman relied on ECU's Special Collections, highlighting its vital role in research.

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Holbrook, students embrace campus work

Graduate circulation assistant Wren Holbrook leads a feature story about students who worked on campus during summer.

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Elmore embodies dedication to archives

Our manuscript archivist Martha Elmore wins a statewide award in archives as a testament to her decades of service to ECU and preservation.

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Exhibit showcases evolution of orientation

Student Shatiece Starks and library employee Kristen Daniel curated an exhibit looking deeper into ECU student orientation history.

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Campus resources support student-parents

The library's second-floor family study room has been a successful option embraced by students, faculty and staff.

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ECU's study, AI integration into operations

Jan Lewis is leading the Making Artificial Intelligence Generative for Higher Education (MAIGHE) research project at ECU to report to Ithaka S+R.

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Enhancing the Coast Guard collection

This collection is helpful when ECU's Special Collections division receives a reference question about the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.

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Student Profile: Allison Davis

Future recreational therapist Allison Davis is getting hands-on experience in ECU's mobile PeeDee Sensory Space and with Greenville's Recreation and Parks Department while working at the library.

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Authors, librarians lauded at ceremony

Authors included representing five ECU colleges, and faculty, librarians saving students more than $44,000 per semester.

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Celebrating 75 years

Exhibition, events highlight Air Force ROTC's decades of impact and alumni

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Library role in ECU-Marshall series

We welcomes ECU and Marshall fans and visitors to the Fall 2023 exhibit "No Quarter: The History of East Carolina Football and Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium."

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No Quarter

History of ECU Football and Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium exhibit opens and will be displayed into November.

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Memorial exhibit for Scott

Library staff and maritime studies graduate students finish ship exhibit in honor of longtime faculty leader Ralph Scott

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Expanding young minds

Special collections is part of elementary students' Pirate Exploration visit to ECU.

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Library supports women's celebration

ECU International Women's Day's celebration was sponsored by the Women and Gender Office, Office for Equity and Diversity, main campus library, gender studies program, Department of English and the gender studies executive board.

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Authorship, promoting student affordability

The 2023 Main Campus Faculty Author Book and Affordable Textbooks Awards were held in the Janice Hardison Faulkner Gallery.

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Former cataloger, proud Pirate

A library job opportunity led to many moments of kindness, love and memories for Peter Ku at ECU. Alums Sophia and Peter Ku established an endowment to honor the kindness shown to them at ECU.

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Full-circle moment for Laliotes

A formal ceremony was held with friends and family of Ann Laliotes for the Ann B. Laliotes Reading Room on our first floor.

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TRC rooted in versatility, technology

Check out a video and what resources are available in the Teaching Resources Center.

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Goat therapy helps students relax

ECU Academic Library Services partnered with The Painted Farmer, based in Lucama near Wilson, to host a traveling goat exhibit during spring exams.

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Celebrating Juneteenth

An effort is underway to preserve the legacy of Black farming families through an oral history and community archiving project in a partnership between the Eastern Carolina Village and Farm Museum and ECU.

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Expanding Health Literacy

Access to health information for migrant farmworkers has been expanded thanks to a Wake Forest University materials donation and grant-funded efforts by ECU's Laupus Library.

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Student stories: Conservation project

Winston Sandahl completed conservation work on one of ECU's Rev. Frederick C. Douglass ledgers.

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Student stories: Admin office

Reflections on the school year by student employees in the admin suite.

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