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The Human Performance Lab in the Ward Sports Medicine Building and the Clinical Research Core Facility, which is located in the Heart Institute, are great resources and available to all...
The Human Performance Lab in the Ward Sports Medicine Building and the Clinical Research Core Facility, which is located in the Heart Institute, are great resources and available to all...
More than 20 people with the College of Health and Human Performance — representing different units within HHP — recently attended a beginner pickleball clinic featuring instructors and held at...
Dean Dr. Nicole Bromfield and the East Carolina University College of Health and Human Performance announced Dr. Anthony S. Kulas as chair of the Department of Kinesiology, effective Jan. 2,...
A Coffee Chat with Dean Bromfield series began with a successful first session, connecting East Carolina University College of Health and Human Performance students with the HHP dean, Dr. Nicole...
The International Furnishings and Design Association-Carolinas Chapter named Kirandeep Khera, an interior design major, a "Rising Star" design student. Khera will represent ECU and the College of Health and Human...
The Biting Times Fall 2024 Newsletter, produced by the North Carolina Mosquito and Vector Control Association, featured students studying environmental health and their research projects. The ECU highlights section begins...
The East Carolina University College of Health and Human Performance was elated to recently welcome a special alum to a place he proudly described as special. Dr. Jerry McGee visited...
The Office of Healthy Aging, representing the College of Health and Human Performance and School of Social Work, co-hosted an Alzheimer’s and dementia resource fair Oct. 3 with Joyner Library,...
A partnership for skilled soccer players to play with and mentor youngsters began Oct. 1 with the Nancy Darden Child Development Center and East Carolina's women's soccer team. Pirate coach...
A new video feature series by East Carolina University — What I do at ECU — began with our Dr. Christine Habeeb, associate professor in the Department of Kinesiology. Habeeb...