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Pictured, left to right, are Charles Mugabi, ECU President John Hargrave, Richard Kirabira and Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby, keynote speaker at commencement.
An act of generosity by Richard Kirabira and Charles Mugabi came full circle at East Central University’s fall graduation on Saturday.
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ECU scholarship established in memory of Jeremy Harrel
A scholarship in memory of Jeremy Harrel has been established for a Pauls Valley High School senior who plans to attend East Central University.
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Greenstreet serves on two panels at national convention
East Central University Professor of Communication Studies Dr. Robert Greenstreet served on two panels at the annual National Communication Association Convention in Orlando, Fla.
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Billie Fathree Floyd Scholarship established at East Central
The Billie Fathree Floyd Elementary Physical Education Scholarship, established by her family and close friends, will be awarded at East Central University for the first time in the spring of 2013.
- ECU names new director of athletics
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Legacy lives on through Virgil Taylor scholarship
The late Virgil Taylor made an impression on Michael O’Brien as a friend and colleague.
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Frame honored with commemorative bench on university campus
Friends, family members and former colleagues of Dr. Norman Frame were on hand to witness the dedication of a commemorative bench honoring the former East Central University professor of education on Nov. 3.
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Acclaimed historical interpreter to portray American humorist
Acclaimed Chautauqua historical interpreter Charles Everett Pace will portray American humorist and poet Langston Hughes as part of East Central University’s 17th Annual Literary Arts Festival on Nov. 8.
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Artist guides ECU students in campus sculptures
Noted Native American conceptual artist Edgar Heap of Birds just completed a two-week residency entitled ‘Hidden Histories’ at East Central University.
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ECU club successful with lemonade stands
Twenty-one elementary students recently learned how to start a business when they participated in East Central University’s Junior Business Club.
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