Stop the Bleed training offered to ECU faculty and staff
ECU faculty and staff now have access to free training that could one day help them save the life of a student or colleague. Stop the Bleed course training is...
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Laupus welcomes new faces
Laupus Library welcomed Mary Roby, assistant director for user services on June 29. She comes to ECU with extensive experience, most recently as dean of the Library at Gardner-Webb University....
Recent ECU graduate wins national research contest
A research paper by a 2018 graduate of East Carolina University’s Master of Public Health program has won a national contest. Preventing Chronic Disease, a medical journal established by the Centers...
ECU Systematic Review explains higher incidence of respiratory diseases in LGB community
A systematic research review conducted recently at East Carolina University sheds light on why sexual minorities have a greater chance of developing respiratory diseases. Dr. Joseph Lee, assistant professor in...
Register for the 2018 Health Sciences Author Recognition Awards
Register now for the 2018 Health Sciences Author Recognition Awards Laupus Library created the program in 2005 as an opportunity for both faculty and staff to be honored for their...
PRESERVING OUR RURAL PAST: ECU’s Country Doctor Museum partners with high school students to make history
East Carolina University’s Country Doctor Museum in Bailey teamed up recently with students from Southern Nash High School to help preserve local history. A student-led oral history event was held...
Laupus Library heartens students through their hardest trials
"It shows that they are trying to get to know us and not just fulfill their duties to the university but also to the students."...
Break away for a sweet retreat at Laupus
Laupus Library will be offering its dedicated students an array of opportunities for relaxation and recreation during exams week. The library’s staff hopes students will take a quick break from...
Country Doctor Museum celebrates 50 years on April 21
A daylong celebration at the oldest museum in the nation dedicated to the history of rural health care will be held Saturday, April 21. From 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., the Country Doctor Museum will host "History Alive! A 50th Anniversary Celebration" – a family-friendly event that aims to offer visitors a glimpse into the past. Free activities will include museum tours, a petting zoo and horse-drawn carriage rides from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m....
Laupus Library demonstrates how to care for cultural heritage
Join Laupus Library’s History Collections staff on April 16-19 for a series of demonstrations about preserving artifacts and manuscripts. Learn more about book preservation, caring for photographs, digitizing items for the database, performing conservation on artifacts and archival materials, packing and storing family heirlooms, and more. Handouts and supplemental materials will be available each day. ...