By Steve Tuttle '09 '12
Wayne '70 Brock taps traditional values leading the Boy Scouts of America in new directions.
Seeing Eye to Eye
By Kathryn Kennedy
ECU students in the Project STEPP program mentor youths in the local community facing similar learning disabilities.
Saying Goodbye, Maybe
By Steve Tuttle '09 '12
ECU's former chancellor wraps up his third post-retirement, launching ECU's Honors College.
One Pitch at a Time
By Kathryn Kennedy
ECU's new softball coach brings an impressive record and an emphasis on recruiting local players.
A stadium full of graduates
“Show respect for women, men and diversity of culture through language messages,” Dr. Valeria O. Lovelace '73 (left) said in her commencement address to graduates on May 10 inside Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. “Use your network to show (high school students) how people like you can graduate," she said. Lovelace is president and founder of Media Transformations, an educational research and production company, and an adjunct professor at Bergen Community College and Fairleigh Dickinson University. She formerly directed research for “Sesame Street.” About 4,000 students received their diplomas at spring graduation. This was the first time graduates sat on the field rather than in the stands.
“Show respect for women, men and diversity of culture through language messages,” Dr. Valeria O. Lovelace '73 (left) said in her commencement address to graduates on May 10 inside Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. “Use your network to show (high school students) how people like you can graduate," she said. Lovelace is president and founder of Media Transformations, an educational research and production company, and an adjunct professor at Bergen Community College and Fairleigh Dickinson University. She formerly directed research for “Sesame Street.” About 4,000 students received their diplomas at spring graduation. This was the first time graduates sat on the field rather than in the stands.
