Elite Pirates pose for a picture in the club level. Chris Battle signs the Elite Pirate Induction Book.
On September 12, 2012 theses students were officially inducted as Elite Pirates for East Carolina University. As Elite Pirates, these students, chosen for their scholarship, leadership and commitment to service, are the leadership ambassadors for ECU and the Greenville, NC community. As members of the Elite Pirates, these students will work hard to represent the values of ECU.
Learn More about The ECU Elite Pirates
The 2012-2013 cohort of Elite Pirates serve as Leadership Ambassadors for ECU's Division of Student Affairs, The city
of Greenville, NC and representatives of the Center for Student Leadership & Engagement. As Elite Pirates, they
represent the university at multiple events, serve on university committees, work in the community and support the
leadership initiatives throughout ECU. As Elite Pirates, students do more than just sport the Elite Pirate Blazer. They
are also granted amazing opportunities to meet and network with some of the most distinguished supporters of ECU, to
give back to the community that houses our great institution and to teach the next generation about the importance of
leadership.
Do you have a passion for this institution? Do you challenge yourself to engage in the leadership process? Applications
for the 2013-2014 Elite Pirates are now available.
Requirements to be an Elite Pirate:
- Be a full time student with at least 60 complete undergraduate credit hours
- Have and maintain a cumulative G.P.A. of 3.0 or above
- Be in academic and judicial good standing with the university
- Be available to attend programs and activities throughout the school year, including weekly meetings
held Wednesdays at 7pm- Attend the Social Justice Symposium during the Fall Semester
Apply Now to be an Elite Pirate for 2013-2014
Applications Deadline: March 1st
Interviews: March 20th
 Social Justice Symposium 2012
The 2012-13 Elite Pirates hosted the first ever ECU Social Justice Symposium on November 17, 2012. Students from around campus joined together to discuss the importance of understanding what social justice is and how to create a more just world. Jamie Washington, a renowned authority on the topic of social justice facilitated the day. While we might have left with more questions than answers, it was agreed that the conversations started on this day were only the beginning. Join us in Fall 2012 for our next symposium! |
