The Science and Art of Telling New Environmental Stories
Presented by the Department of Geography, Planning, and Environment & School of Art & Design Speaker: Mrill Ingram, PhD When: Friday, October 25th 2019 at 2:30pm Where: Bate 1028 ...
GPE Archives
ECU Alumni Bringing Change to Down Town Greenville!
Click the link for the original story. Greenville residents will soon have more parking options in the Uptown district, thanks to a project that will provide on-street parking on Greene...
New GPE Faculty Member! – Hannah Cooper
Hannah’s multidisciplinary research interest lie in the integration of Earth science, human environmental interactions, GIS, remote sensing, machine learning, statistical modeling, and field measurements to better understand dynamic geographic phenomena...
Applied Atmospheric Science Program Ranks in the Top 100
Atmospheric science is one of five disciplines at ECU to break the top 100 ranking of national public universities in research expenditures, according to ECU’s Vice Chancellor for Research, Economic...
Dr. Burrell Montz Awarded Faculty Author Book Award
Dr. Burrell Montz was recognized on November 7, 2018 with a Faculty Author Book Award by Joyner Library and Academic Affairs. Dr. Montz and co-authors, Dr. Graham Tobin (University of...
GPE Faculty, Dr. Beth Bee, Awarded RIG
Dr. Beth Bee was recently awarded a THCAS Research Initiation Grant entitled “A Case Study of Chronic Kidney Disease of Non-Traditional Causes in Nicaragua”. Dr. Bee has indicated that since...
GPE Student Awards
Several GPE students (Ani Kerjilian, Julien Lentz, Chad Evans, Jennifer Basil, and Kyle DeGroot) were honored September 21, 2018 at the 7thAnnual Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Science Luncheon Awards...
GPE Faculty Lead Hurricane Florence Briefing
As Hurricane Florence approaches a possible landfall in North Carolina, Atmospheric Science faculty in the Department of Geography, Planning and Environment are working to ensure that the campus community remains...
ECU Undergraduate Nathan Rowe Fighting Regional Erosion
Rising East Carolina University junior Nathan Rowe knew that his summer internship with the Tyrrell County Soil and Water Conservation District wouldn’t be boring. He just didn’t know quite how...
Dr. Scott Curtis Named THCAS Advancement Council Distinguished Professor in the Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Dr. Scott Curtis, an atmospheric science professor in the Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, has been named the THCAS Advancement Council Distinguished Professor in the Natural Sciences and Mathematics. During...