This summer, a group of ECU students took their learning beyond the classroom during a four-week study abroad program in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The program blended academics with cultural experiences,...
Rachel Person from East Carolina University’s (ECU) 0Career Services visits Dr. Laura Levi Altstaedter’s upper-level Spanish class to share tools for career success. Students explore resources like “Focus 2” and...
ECU students enrolled in Dr. Jennifer Valko’s Spanish for the Health Professions course recently welcomed Valeria Chaires-Marin, a Professional Medical Interpreter, for a workshop. Valeria shared strategies and cultural perspectives...
Students in Dr. Altergott’s advanced French course, Archives of the French Empire, recently immersed themselves in a hands-on exploration of rare French-language primary sources housed in Joyner Library’s archives. Photos...
As part of their exploration of colonial history, students in Dr. Altergott’s advanced French course also engaged with sacred objects from West Africa, including artifacts from Senegal, Ivory Coast, and...
When Mikaela first arrived at East Carolina University, Spanish was just a minor and teaching wasn’t even on the radar. That changed quickly. A high school mission trip to the...
The Russian Studies program hosted a panel “Careers with Russian Studies,” with five alumni of the program who shared their post-graduate and career paths with current students. ECU graduates in...
Last month, we successfully hosted our first cross cultural Carnaval/Karneval/Mardi Gras event! Dozens of students, faculty and staff gathered to celebrate through shared food, games and even enjoyed playing along...
On April 13, students, faculty, and community members gathered at the River Park North to celebrate Osterfeuer, a traditional German spring festival. We came together for live music, games, egg...
Emerging Voices Presents Emily Eyestone; Fissuring the Surface: Edouard Glissant’s poetics of the concrete Emily Eyestone presented her research at our Emerging Voices Guest Lecture yesterday, offering insightful perspectives...