Our student body shapes our identity and answers the question, What does it mean to be a Pirate? Each student has a unique story, and together they combine to tell the larger story of a university committed to education, leadership, innovation, and quality of life for not only our students, but for faculty, staff, and the residents of eastern North Carolina.
Past Profiles
Fall 2008
Spring 2008
Fall 2007
Spring 2009
In television news, you can’t wait for a story to come to you. That's why ECU has prepared this Pirate to go and get it.
Volunteering as a tutor at a local elementary school is benefiting this Pirate both inside and outside of the classroom.
Rich revels in the freedom he finds at ECU. He calls it “the autonomy that is associated with opportunity,” and he’s making the most of it.
Going back to school after 20 years can be a bit scary. But as Paulette proves, it’s never too late to become a Pirate.
At East Carolina, students are encouraged to offer new ideas. Sometimes they even change the way the university works.
For Chi, getting a degree from ECU was so nice, he’s doing it twice. Oh, and he’s upholding Pirate honor on the cardboard battlefield, too.
East Carolina’s College of Nursing is so highly regarded because students like Rachel push themselves to be the very best.
When Kari was here earning her MA in clinical psychology a few years ago, there was no PhD program in her field at ECU. Now she’s back, and she can hardly believe the difference.
Intercultural communication is important to this Pirate. So important in fact, that her college career has spanned three continents.
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Ashley
Bryan
Marcus
Marie
PeeDee
Ray
Sarah
Zach
Amanda
Charlotte
Heba
Jason
Jessica
Sheila
Steven
Tricia
Danielle
Joel
Katie
Mac
Matthew
Meredith
Patrick
Perry
Sharon
Shoneice
Steven
