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Nominate the next incredible ECU women!

The Women's Roundtable is seeking nominations for the next class of Incredible ECU Women. Download the nomination form here. The deadline for completed nomination packages is October 1, 2012. The selected nominees will be recognized at the Incredible ECU Women Series event scheduled for October 10, 2013.

2013 is the 10th anniversary of the founding of the Women's Roundtable and ten women will be honored as Incredible ECU Women, joining the 107 previously recognized. We need your participation and look forward to receiving many outstanding nominations.


 
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2nd Inside ECU: An exclusive look inside our university

The second annual Inside ECU was a rousing success!  Visit our Facebook page to see pictures from this intimate look inside East Carolina University.


 
 
Inside ECU 2012
 
Read all about it!

Becca Smith, one of the attendees at the 2nd Annual Inside ECU wrote about the weekend on her blog.  Read about the weekend's events here!

 

Founded in 2003, the Women's Roundtable acknowledges the contribution of women to East Carolina University's legacy and encourages new levels of commitment by women to the university's future. Through its network of nearly 75,000 women graduates in all walks of life, East Carolina has a tremendous impact on communities across the region, state and beyond.

 

The Women's Roundtable was featured in ECU Today! Click here to read about the impact of the Women's Roundtable. 

“The women at East Carolina University have created a legacy of leadership that continues to grow. Please join us in recognizing that legacy and building upon it.”

KAY CHALK, CHAIR, 2006–2010

“Women have played a pivotal role in the history of East Carolina University. The Women’s Roundtable was founded to ensure current and future alumnae of East Carolina can continue that tradition of legacy and service, transforming their lives and those of the people they meet.”

JANICE FAULKNER, FOUNDING CHAIR