2019 Educator Excellence Summit Announced and Open

February 19, 2019 by Christine Wilson
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2019 Educator Excellence Summit - June 12-13 - Bringing out the best in educators through Leadership, Collaboration, and Reflection
We will be holding the 2nd Annual Educator Excellence Summit which will be held on June 12th and 13th! Last year we had a great turnout with educators attending from 26 districts. This year we have moved the venue to the ECU Heart Center to avoid having to cap registration and to ease up parking. The conference is one of the activities we facilitate to give educators an opportunity to earn CEUs for attending sessions directly related to their practice. Topics will be affiliated with the Continue reading →
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COE Speaker Series: Diversity, Equity, and Social Justice

February 11, 2019 by archiet15
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Dr Flavia Fleischer
COE Speaker Series: Diversity, Equity, and Social Justice Tuesday, March 12, 2019, 4:00-6:00 East Carolina Heart Institute What is Deaf culture? Why is culture important for Deaf People of Color? How are Audism and Racism interconnected? Do you want to learn about intersectionality? Do you want to learn how to be more culturally responsive? Come learn about: Investigating the Matrix of Dominance Through Audism Rooted in Critical Race Theory, this presentation investigates the lived experience of Deaf people in the United States. We share an intersectional Continue reading →
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We Want To Do More Than Survive: Abolitionist Teaching, Hip Hop Civics, & Creativity

September 20, 2018 by archiet15
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Bettina Love, Ph.D.
Speaker Series: Diversity, Equity, and Social Justice Wednesday, October 17, 2018, 4:00-6:00 East Carolina Heart Institute We Want To Do More Than Survive: Abolitionist Teaching, Hip Hop Civics, & Creativity The College of Education Diversity Committee and Office for Equity and Diversity invite you to a presentation by Dr. Bettina Love. Dr. Love’s talk will examine the struggles and the possibilities of committing ourselves to Hip Hop civics education and the abolitionist goal of educational freedom, as opposed to reform, and moving beyond what she Continue reading →
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COE Emergency Fund – Help Us Help Our Students!

September 18, 2018 by archiet15
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We have started getting word that some of our COE students have been severely impacted by Hurricane Florence.  The College of Education has some funding to assist in emergencies – but it is limited.  If you want to contribute to the COE Emergency Fund, please click here or on the link below. All contributions are appreciated!  Please know that there is an application process for assistance and that these funds are only offered to students in the College of Education.  COE students who need help Continue reading →
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C.M. Eppes Middle School science teacher recipient of inaugural John C. Park Scholarship

March 22, 2018 by dittmerr17
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John C. Park Scholarship recipient Allie Smith at the 2018 NSTA National Conference on Science Education in Atlanta, Georgia.
When the opportunity came to attend the annual National Science Teachers Association National Conference on Science Education, Allie Smith, an eighth-grade science teacher at C.M. Eppes Middle School in Greenville, jumped at the chance. The opportunity arose through a new annual award for science teachers in eastern North Carolina — the John C. Park Scholarship — established by East Carolina University College of Education Taft Distinguished Professor of Science Education, Dr. Leonard Annetta. The scholarship, launched in 2018 by Annetta and the ECU Center for Continue reading →
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ECU Department of Educational Leadership hosts equity summit

February 21, 2018 by dittmerr17
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Keynote speaker, Thomas Murray, speaks to the members of the FORCE collaborative at an equity summit hosted by the ECU College of Education Department of Educational Leadership Feb. 19-20.
Partnering with regional and national education leaders, the East Carolina University College of Education Department of Educational Leadership hosted a school equity summit on Feb. 19-20, at the Eastern Area Health Education Center.Partnering with regional and national education leaders, the East Carolina University College of Education Department of Educational Leadership hosted a school equity summit on Feb. 19-20, at the Eastern Area Health Education Center.   The summit was part of the FORCE: Focusing on Rural Challenges in Education initiative, which is a national collaborative Continue reading →
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SEADAP Science Fair 2018

February 8, 2018 by archiet15
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Greene Central High School student Taylor Hill and Pitt County High School students Bishop (BJ) Miles and Lucas Mebane receive feedback on their project from ECU student judges.
The Science Education Against Drug Abuse Partnership (SEADAP) program, which started in 2014, held its Third Annual Science Fair on January 25th, 2018 on the campus of East Carolina University. The goals of the NIH/NIDA/SEDPA grant-funded project are to increase student knowledge about drug addiction and to increase student interest in biomedical research and careers. J.H. Rose High School student Aleksandra (Aleks) Jones, left, and Greene Early College High School student Lailani Cruz-Alvarez, right, receive feedback on their project from ECU student judges. SEADAP students began conducting scientific research Continue reading →
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Representative Farmer-Butterfield Leads Mock Legislative Session with College of Education Scholars

November 14, 2017 by dittmerr17
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Freshman Savannah Brooks participates in the mock legislative session Monday, Nov. 13.
The issues of teacher salaries and class sizes were debated in a mock legislative session with over 40 East Carolina University College of Education students inside the Rivers Building on Monday, Nov. 13. North Carolina Representative Jean Farmer-Butterfield, D-Pitt, Wilson, was invited by the ECU College of Education to lead the mock legislative session covering some of the primary issues facing the education profession in North Carolina. After a brief explanation of the bill process within the North Carolina General Assembly from Farmer-Butterfield, the students split Continue reading →
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State Teacher of the Year Stops by ECU College of Education

November 2, 2017 by dittmerr17
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NC Teacher of the Year Lisa Godwin flashes a Pirate hook at the ECU Murphy Center Monday, Oct. 30.
The East Carolina University College of Education hosted Lisa Godwin, the 2017 North Carolina Teacher of the Year for two events on Monday, Oct. 30. Godwin, who is a kindergarten teacher at Dixon Elementary School in Onslow County, was named the North Carolina Teacher of the Year in August 2017. In her new role as North Carolina Teacher of the Year, Godwin serves as an ambassador for teachers across the state to the NC General Assembly and NC Board of Education, as well as speaking Continue reading →
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College of Education Inducts 18 into Educators Hall of Fame

November 2, 2017 by dittmerr17
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The 2017 inductees to the ECU College of Education's Educators Hall of Fame.
The College of Education at East Carolina University held its 19th annual Educators Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 28, in the Fletcher Music Center. A group of 18 educators and education advocates were recognized during an event that raised over $27,000 for student scholarships. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in Speight Building for inductees and guests to view the Educators Hall of Fame wall. Each inductee was sponsored with a monetary gift of $1,000 or more in support of the Continue reading →
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