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GIVING BACK TO HOMETOWN: ECU medical students Tala Smith, shown left with Sheila Hunt, and Bryan Howington, right, along with their classmate Shaun Deese, are leading a two-week program in Pembroke to teach children about nutrition and healthful lifestyles. Howington, a Brody Scholar at ECU's Brody School of Medicine, Smith and Deese all plan to return to their hometown of Pembroke to be primary care physicians. Photo by Cliff Hollis

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Governor appoints ECU dietitian to state board
June 29, 2009

North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue has appointed Sylvia Escott-Stump, director of the dietetic internship program at East Carolina University, to the North Carolina Board of Dietetics/Nutrition.

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Local bank pledges funds for ECU’s Access Scholarship program
June 26, 2009

Eastern North Carolina-based the little bank pledged $50,000 to East Carolina University’s Second Century Campaign in support for student scholarships at ECU.

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ECU political scientist meets the Vice President
June 18, 2009

When the vice president’s office calls with a dinner invitation, you can’t very well turn it down. Especially if, like Jody Baumgartner, assistant professor of political science at East Carolina University, you study American vice presidents.

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