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PS Newsletter Vol. 6, No. 1 Fall 1999 |
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We are pleased to announce the launch of the newly-designed alumni web site. Please visit ECU's alumni web site at
which contains a
new "shopping village" with a variety of name-brand Also, please visit the department's web site at |
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The ECU chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha looks forward to a year of growth and increased vitality. Members in the Epsilon Mu chapter of this national political science honor society has risen to fifteen. The chapter adviser, Dr. Carl McCurley, and the chapter president, Andrew Vincent, have sought to make membership in the society more dynamic by establishing a system of committees (one for community service, one for public relations and publicity, and a third for fundraising) that will provide the members with ample opportunity for contributions of their creativity and energy. |
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Bryan Tuten, currently
taking course of public administration at ECU, is one of the team members
of ECU's Department of Materials Management, which recently won a Quest
for Excellence Award. His duties include the purchasing of printing,
electronics, electrical, and communication/audiovisual equipment for
the university. In addition, he is responsible for purchasing plant
maintenance equipment, athletic equipment, heavy equipment, fuels, and
photography equipment. He joined the Materials Management team in April
1996. A native of Pinetown, Tuten holds a bachelor's degree in business
management from Mount Olive College.
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