Colleges and Schools We Support
Contributions to the College of Nursing Annual Fund will provide immediate support for the students and faculty at the college. This unrestricted support enables us to meet unanticipated state budgetary constraints as they relate to the mission of the College of Nursing. Items that may benefit from your gifts are scholarships, research, specific programs, and student emergency funds. Our college depends on you for the critical and necessary private resources that allow us to build on our legacy of exceptional nursing education. For more information, please contact Mark Alexander, director of development, at alexanderma@ecu.edu or (252) 744-2324.
Gifts to the Brody School of Medicine Annual Fund can support any part of the School: scholarships, specific programs, departments of interest, or class giving efforts. Your financial support ensures that the next generation of Brody students will benefit via financial assistance, exposure to cutting-edge technology and support from the burgeoning programs at the school. For more information, please contact T. Greg Prince, director of development, at princet@ecu.edu or (252) 744-6265.
College of Allied Health Sciences, Est. 1968
When you give a gift to the College of Allied Health Sciences, you invest in us and in our future. Our students are worth your investment and are flourishing thanks to the generosity of folks like you. Your contribution can be directed to one of our departments for scholarship support or greatest need. You can also designate your gift to research, student professional development, or to the Dean’s funds and will be used prudently to preserve and advance the academic mission of ECU. Giving is about sharing visions and fulfilling dreams. For more information, please contact Patrice Frede, director of development, at fredep@ecu.eduor (252) 744-3523.
The Laupus Health Sciences Library is eastern North Carolina’s only academic library specializing in health information. Your gift assists the Laupus Library to provide students, healthcare professionals, and members of the community with access to the most current, quality health information. For more information concerning the Laupus Library or the friends of the Laupus Library, please contact Cynthia Adams, director of development, at adamscy@ecu.edu or (252) 328-9550.
