ECU College of Engineering and Technology

Student’s research aims to help industry through the next hurricane An ECU construction management student’s research could help industries prevent pollution and prepare their facilities for hurricanes.

The College of Engineering and Technology’s Eastern Region Pharma Center recently received a $6.5 million federal investment, supporting the university’s commitment to student success, public service and regional transformation.

A new $6.5 million federal investment will help expand its Eastern Region Pharma Center with industry-aligned biomanufacturing equipment, enhanced teaching labs and workforce training to support employers across eastern North Carolina.

U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis and wife Susan Tillis visited the center today alongside ECU alumnus Trey Lewis (’16, ’18) to see how ECU is contributing to the region’s growing pharmaceutical workforce and research infrastructure.

ECU Sustainability Symposium explores clean energy solutions The 2026 Sustainability Symposium at East Carolina University brought together industry leaders, researchers and students.

Instructors Amy Frank and Dr. David Batts from the Department of Technology Systems attended the annual North Carolina Instruction Association Conference. Batts also served as a presenter at the conference that supports professional development for IT instructors and includes an exhibitors’ area in which they answered questions about degree options at ECU. ⤵️
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We’re just one week away from our annual Pharma Conference June 2-3 at East Carolina University. It’s not too late to register: https://cpe.ecu.edu/pharma-conference/?fbclid=IwY2xjawSCdl9leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFKQ3pHQ3lwelNFcWIxRTM2c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHhqFEF8coV_PspQ6b2Yj2bNZYsZ1EtCRHyDy9OoLB8Rx49WMR6h4YZARqLdE_aem_InVP50aINpakVA-TFPPt7w

Honor Society Tau Beta Pi selects ECU engineering graduate for prestigious fellowship.

Engineering Excellence Kyle Kirwin, a recent ECU engineering graduate, has received the Tau Beta Pi fellowship to continue his studies in graduate school.