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Staff

Office Staff

Ethel White

Office Manager
(252) 744-2678
E-mail: whitee@ecu.edu

Brenda Smith

Administrative Associate
(252) 744-2675
E-mail: smithbre@ecu.edu

Professional Research Staff

Tamatha Baxley
  • Born and raised in Fayetteville, NC
  • Double B.S. from East Carolina University in Biochemistry and Biology
  • Research Focus: Regulation of Striated and Smooth Muscle Contraction (Dr. Chalovich's Lab)
Kristen Hall
  • Born and raised in Kinston, NC.
  • Received a BS in Biology from East Carolina University.
  • Research Focus: (Dr. Schwalbe's Lab)
Mitch Harris
  • Born and raised in Goldsboro, NC
  • B.S. Biology and a minor in Chemistry from UNC-Chapel Hill
  • Works: Dr. Shaikh's Lab
  • Future Plans: Dental School in the next year or two
Kristen Register Carraway
  • Grew up in Kinston, NC but moved to Winterville from Swansboro, NC.
  • Campbell University for Biology and ECU for Teaching
  • Research Focus: (Dr. Mansfield's Lab)
Holly Jefferson
  • Born and raised in Elizabeth City, NC
  • M.S. in Cell Biology from East Carolina University (2004)
  • B.S. in Biology from East Carolina University (1999)
  • Research Focus: Regulation of growth hormone expression and GH receptor signal transduction and the effects of growth hormone on tumorigensis (Dr. Shewchuk's Lab)
Mark Metcalf
  • Born and raised in Western NC
  • M.S. in Molecular Biology/ Biochemistry, East Carolina University (2010) & B.S. in Biology, Wake Forest University (2007)
  • Research Focus: Gene regulation and fat metabolism (Dr. Phillip Pekala's Lab)
Patti Shaver
  • Born Columbia, SC
  • B.S. in English with a minor in Biology from East Carolina University
  • Research Focus: Examining the Catalytic Mechanisms of Proteins Related to Type II Diabetes

Mark Strausbauch

  • Born and raised in Greenville, NC
  • B.S. in Marine Biology from UNC at Wilmington (2000) & NC Teaching Certificate for 9th-12th grade science from UNC at Wilmington (2002)
  • Research Focus: Mechanisms of Intiation and elongation/translocation & Molecular Mechanism for the Fidelity of Transcription as Catalyzed by E. coli RNA polymerase (Dr. Johnson's Lab)
Jianming Chen
Brody Building

Message from the Chair:

Phillip Pekala, PhD “In recent years we have seen exciting changes in our understanding of teaching methods that both stimulate and motivate the researcher. Our PhD program is designed to support our students as they progress toward a career in science.”

Please use our website to learn more about our program. Feel free to contact Dr. Phillip Pekala or Dr. Brett Keiper, Associate Professor and Graduate Program Committee Chairman to see if you have what it takes to shape the future in a positive manner.

TOMORROW STARTS HERE

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