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UNC Pembroke and NC Promise: $500 a semester tuition

April 25, 2018 by Higher Ed Works Leave a Comment

PEMBROKE – By reducing tuition to $500 a semester for in-state students at UNC Pembroke, Chancellor Robin Gary Cummings thinks state legislators are trying to abide by a promise in the state constitution. “NC Promise is a piece of legislation that I think represents the commitment of our legislators to make an education as free… READ MORE

Filed Under: 2018, Excellence, Rural Routes, UNC Pembroke

ECU’s late-night professor

April 20, 2018 by Higher Ed Works Leave a Comment

GREENVILLE – One night last October, a group of students gathered in the library at East Carolina University to prepare for an accounting exam the next day – but they hit a roadblock with one problem. So they decided to email their professor, Dr. Douglas Schneider, at 10:46 p.m. Little did they expect what happened… READ MORE

Filed Under: 2018, ECU, Excellence

ECU: Putting doctors into rural NC

April 18, 2018 by Higher Ed Works Leave a Comment

GREENVILLE – ECU Chancellor Cecil Staton is proud that ECU’s Brody School of Medicine puts more primary-care doctors into rural and underserved areas than any other medical school in the state – and more than all but one other school in the nation. “If North Carolina didn’t have ECU, it’d be in a world of… READ MORE

Filed Under: 2018, ECU, Excellence, Rural Routes

ECU: ‘America’s next great national university’

April 13, 2018 by Higher Ed Works Leave a Comment

GREENVILLE – In part because of the region East Carolina University serves, Chancellor Cecil Staton makes a bold claim. “We have been bold at ECU to say that we are America’s next great national university,” Staton says in the accompanying video.  “We really want to become a national model in all the ways that we… READ MORE

Filed Under: 2018, ECU, Excellence, Rural Routes

ECU: ‘No greater return on investment’

April 11, 2018 by Higher Ed Works Leave a Comment

GREENVILLE – East Carolina University Chancellor Cecil Staton isn’t shy about saying ECU serves rural and underserved parts of North Carolina. “I like to say, if North Carolina didn’t have ECU, it would have to go out and build it tomorrow,” Staton says in the accompanying video.  He goes on to highlight various aspects in… READ MORE

Filed Under: 2018, ECU, Excellence, Nursing

‘We’ve got to find the resources’ for ECU financial aid

April 11, 2018 by Higher Ed Works Leave a Comment

GREENVILLE – Almost 11,000 of East Carolina University’s 29,000 students come from North Carolina’s poorest counties. “Obviously those students are going to come in the door with greater financial need,” ECU Chancellor Cecil Staton says in the accompanying video. “It’s something we’re passionate about at ECU.  We’ve got to find the resources – because I… READ MORE

Filed Under: 2018, ECU, Excellence, Rural Routes

Video: Superintendent Mark Byrd – Support Wilkes County Students

April 8, 2018 by Higher Ed Works Leave a Comment

Mark Byrd, Superintendent, Wilkes County Schools, shares his thoughts on what more needs to be done to support students who want to attend community colleges to get their postsecondary credentials.

Filed Under: Mobile Moments, Wilkes County Schools

Spellings: “Power up” on financial aid

April 5, 2018 by Higher Ed Works Leave a Comment

CHAPEL HILL – The UNC System’s strategic plan aims to get more rural, low-income, minority and first-generation students to earn a college degree or credential. But one of the most powerful tools to drive student access and achieve those goals, need-based aid, has remained flat in the state budget since 2013-14, even as enrollment has… READ MORE

Filed Under: 2018, Access & Affordability, President Spellings

Get an ECSU aviation degree – even from a submarine

March 30, 2018 by Higher Ed Works Leave a Comment

ELIZABETH CITY – When it comes to meeting students where they are, not many institutions go as deep as Elizabeth City State University. Elizabeth City is within 50 miles of the massive Norfolk Naval Station.  In the accompanying video, Dr. Kuldeep Rawat, Director of ECSU’s Aviation Science Program, explains how the university is working with… READ MORE

Filed Under: 2018, EdTalks, Elizabeth City State University, HBCU, Online

Elizabeth City State turns the corner

March 28, 2018 by Higher Ed Works Leave a Comment

ELIZABETH CITY – Things are looking up at Elizabeth City State University. Over a six-year period from 2010 to 2016, the small HBCU in Northeastern North Carolina saw enrollment fall from more than 3,100 to 1,357.1  At one point in an early draft of the 2014-15 state budget, leaders in the NC Senate even proposed… READ MORE

Filed Under: 2018, Elizabeth City State University, Excellence, HBCU

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