On Dec. 13th, the Association of Mexicans in North Carolina (AMEXCAN) held its sixth annual Community Leadership Awards at the Goess Student Center at Pitt Community College. Dr. Hur received...
Another successful Planning Studio (PLAN4096) presentation lead by Dr. Sangwoo “Marty” Sung. With the theme, “Purple to Green: Stormwater, green infrastructure, and retrofitting,” students developed a plan to retrofit areas...
SPAN TABLE TALK had a highly successful Fall 17′ Series with four invited speakers: John Stowe from ECU Career Center, Gilbert Combs from the City of Wilmington, Chris Lawson from...
Planners in attendance at APA’s 2017 National Planning Conference answer a question, “I am a planner because…” Amazing answers to become a planner! Watch the video. Our 2016 alumna Eliza...
ECU Planning Program involved in the American Planning Association North Carolina Chapter annual conference (September 26-29, 2017) at the Greenville Convention Center. Many events were done during the conference. The...
After several years of out-of-print, we recently published a SPAN Review—Planning Newsletter—on September 25, 2017. Top headlines include: “The program’s accreditation has extended through 2021,” “Dr. Wubneh retires,” “ECU’s Urban...
Dr. Mulatu Wubneh, a faculty emeritus, served as the Chair and coordinator of the ESAT Special Program Ethiopiawinnet Symposium on September 19, 2017. The language is Amharic, the official Ethiopian...
Dean Downs met Planning students to hear about their dreams and concerns. Great stories shared! Go, Pirates!!
Dr. Mulatu Wubneh retired at the end of August 2017. As a faculty in the planning program for 38 years, he is widely recognized as a scholar, teacher and mentor.
Three students were announced as recipients of 2017 Urban & Regional Planning Scholarships and Awards. Nicholas A. Musarra, a Senior student, received the 2017 Urban Planning Alumni Scholarship ($2,000). He...