school of science, aviation, health & technology · 2020-04-17 · science, aviation, health...

SCHOOL OFSCIENCE, AVIATION, HEALTH & TECHNOLOGY

C O M E T O D I S C O V E R . L E A V E T O C O N Q U E R .

The department of Aviation and

Emergency Management is the

academic unit of Elizabeth City

State University that educates,

trains students and offer degrees

in three of the most dynamic

programs: Aviation Science,

Unmanned Aircraft Systems,

and Emergency Management.

Aviation and Emergency

Management students have a

range of program options from

which to choose. An experienced

and dedicated faculty helps each

student on an individual basis

to choose the aviation program

that best meets his/her career

interests.

Academic Programs Aviation Science

concentrations:

• Aviation Avionics• Aviation Management• Flight Education• Professional Aeronautics• AirTrafficControl• Unmanned Aircraft Systems

Emergency Management

minors:

• Emergency Management

• Aviation ScienceUnmanned Aircraft Systems

Career Paths • Emergency Manager• Disaster Specialist• EMS• Pilot• AirTrafficControl• Fire Safety• Law Enforcement/Security

Specialist

DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION & EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

• Sensor Operator

• Flight Instructor

Point of Interest • Flight Training Aircraft: Cessna

172S Skyhawk• FRASCA Flight Simulator• REDBIRD MCX-Full Motion Dual-

Control Flight Simulator• REDBIRD FMX - Full Motion

Flight Simulator• REDBIRD TD – Desktop Flight

Trainer• AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL LAB• AVIONICS LAB UAS Lab• UAS Mobile Command Center• Full array of UAS assets verticalliftandfixedwing

Clubs & Organizations• Emergency Management CERT

• Women In Aviation International

• Alpha Eta Rho Fraternity

Department ChairOrestes Gooden

Assistant Professor, Aviation

219 STEM Complex

Campus Box 823

Phone: (252) 335-3822

Fax: (252) 335-3760

[email protected]

SCHOOL OFEDUCATION AND BUSINESS


The Department of Business,

Accounting and Sport

Management transforms

students into competent

professionals who contribute

to the economic growth and

development of Northeast

North Carolina and beyond. We

achieve this through classroom-

based, online, and experiential

learning, relevant research, and

engagement with the community

and key stakeholders.

Academic Programs Accounting

Business Administration

Sport Management

minors:

• Accounting

• Business Administration

• Entrepreneurship

Career Paths • Accountant

• Financial Manager

• Business Manager

• HR Specialists

• Marketing Director

• Business Operations Manager

• Market Research Analyst

• Retail Sales/Store Manager

• Information Systems Analyst

• Merchandise Manager

• Financial Analyst

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING & SPORT MANAGEMENT

• Customer Service Manager

• Athletic Coach

• Athlete Development Specialist

• Athletic Director

• Contract Administrator

• Event Coordinator

• Facilities Manager

Points of Interest• State-of-the-art Finance Lab

• Business Computer Lab

• Entrepreneurship Lab

Clubs & Organizations• Beta Gamma Sigma Business

Honor Society

• Enactus

• Entrepreneurship Club

• Viking Finance Investment Club

For More InformationNarendra Sharma, Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Accounting

204 Williams Hall

Campus Box 916

Phone: (252) 335-3186

Fax: (252) 335-3491

[email protected]

SCHOOL OFEDUCATION AND BUSINESS


The Educator Preparation

Program (EPP) prepares

candidates for North Carolina

licensure. Program candidates

are guided by faculty and

assessed throughout their

program matriculation to ensure

compliance with state and

national standards.

Licensure Only Option: an

alternate route for persons who

hold a bachelor’s degree seeking

a teaching license.

NC Residency Option: an

alternate route full-time teachers

working toward completing

licensure requirements.

Academic Programs Birth through Kindergarten (BK)

Elementary Education (K-6)

Music (K-12)

Special Education (K-12)

Comprehensive Science (Biology, Chemistry K-12)

Biology (9-12)

Chemistry (9-12)

English (9-12)

History (9-12)

Mathematics (9-12)

Master of Education in Elementary

Education (Online)

Master of Science in Biology

Master of Science in Mathematics

Master of School Administration

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Career Paths • CertifiedTeacher(Pre-K-12)

• Assistant Principal

• Principal

• Instructional Specialist

• CentralOfficePersonnel

• Superintendent

• College Professor

Program Requirements• Minimum 2.80 GPA

• Passing PRAXIS Core Scores

• Criminal Background Check

• Complete15hoursoffield

experience (EDUC 210)

• Complete EPP Application (atleast two satisfactory dispositionevaluations)

• Satisfactory Interview

• Writing Sample

Department ChairDr. Shelia Williams

Assistant Professor, Education

247 Gilchrist Complex

Campus Box 856

Phone: (252) 335-3749

Fax: (252) 335-3554

[email protected]

SCHOOL OFHUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES


The Department of English

and Digital Media prepares our

students for active participation

in a global and digital future.

We are committed to equipping

student-scholars with critical

thinking, multi-modal literacy,

and digital tools they need to

succeed in their future endeavors.

We believe that the foundation

of this is individualized learning

experiences and community

engagement. Our department is

one of discovery, where students

are encouraged to gain critical

analysis and production skills

they need to explore their specific

interests.

Academic Programs English

Digital Media

minors:

• English

• Spanish

• Communication Studies

Career Paths • Journalism

• Education

• Public Relations

• Writer/Author

• Law

• Marketing

• Editor

• Broadcasting

• Sales

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND DIGITAL MEDIA

Clubs & Organizations• Sigma Tau Delta International

English Honor Society

• WRVS Air Force

• Mass Media Club

• Spanish Club

• English Major Club (The Gilded Quill)

Points of Interest• Digital Media Lab

• TV Station (W18BB-TV)

• Radio Station (WRVS 89.9)Department ChairAdam McKee, Ph.D

Assistant Professor, English

133 Johnson Hall

Campus Box 958

Phone: (252) 335-2306

Fax: (252) 335-3713

[email protected]



The Students in the Department

of Health and Human Studies

are educated to understand

and appreciate the impact of

biopsychosocial factors on health

and wellness. We aim to empower

students to become Health and

Human services professionals

through research, outreach, and

service. Students are equipped

and prepared for professional

and graduate education, life-

long professional growth, and to

positively transform the region

and world.

Academic Programs Kinesiology

concentrations:

• Exercise Science

• Fitness and Wellness

• Physcial Education & Health (K-12)

minors:

• Health & Wellness Promotion

• Public Health Minor

• Science of Coaching

Psychology

minors:

• Psychology

• Health & Wellness Promotions

Pharmaceutical Studies

Social Work

minors:

• Gerontology

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN STUDIES

Career Paths • Pharmacist

• Drug Analysts

• School Social Worker

• Exercise Science

• Fitness and Wellness

• Physical Education

• Human Resources

• Family Therapist

• Case Management Services

• Mental Health Counselor

Points of Interest • IV Simulation & Compounding Lab

• ECSU Approaches to Practical PreventionOffice

Clubs & Organizations• Psi Chi, Psychology Honor Society

• Psychology Club

• Social Work Club

• Social Work Honor Society

Department ChairAnthony Emekalam, PharmD, RPh

Associate Professor, Pharmacy

326 STEM Complex

Campus Box 930

Phone: (252) 335-8521

Fax: (252) 335-3697

[email protected]



The Department of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering Technology provides a caring and collaborative learning environment that focuses on developing analytical, logical and problem solving skills to help students solve complex challenges of today and create a better tomorrow.We cultivate and prepare our students for productive careers as mathematicians, computer scientists, and engineering technologists who are highly skilled, competent, and well prepared to enter professional careers in the public and private sector and to pursue degrees beyond the baccalaureate level in professional or graduate school.

Academic Programs Mathematics minors: • Mathematics • Secondary Education

Computer Science concentrations: • Data Science• Information Systems

minors: • Computer Science

Engineering Technology minors • Computer Networking Engineering Technology• Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology• Mechanical Engineering Technology

concentrations: • Computer Networking Engineering Technology• Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology• Mechanical Engineering Technology• Robotics and Autonomous Systems Engineering

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, COMPUTER SCIENCE, & ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

TechnologyMathematics (M.S.) concentrations: • Applied Mathematics• Community College Teaching• Education• Remote Sensing

Accelerated BS-MS in Mathematics

Career Paths • Meteorologist• Educator• Video Game Developer• Web Designer• Data Analyst• Software Developer• Industrial Engineer

Points of Interest • CAD Drafting Lab• Manufacturing Lab• Computer Networking Lab• Virtual Computing Unit• Computer Science Lab

Clubs & Organizations• PI BYTE student Club• ARTSI Robotics Team

Department ChairKenneth L. Jones, Ph.D.

Professor, Mathematics

132 Lane Hall

Campus Box 951

Phone: (252) 335-3858

Fax: (252) 335-3487

[email protected]

• Technology Club

DIVISION OFACADEMIC AFFAIRS


The Department of Military Science and United States Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program here on the campus of Elizabeth City State University prepares students to serve as officers and to have careers of service and success in the United States Army, Army Reserves and Army National Guard. Officers are the leaders of the Army during every aspect of a mission and are trained to make decisions quickly focusing on mission success. Officers lead from the front and adjust to environments that are always changing. To be an officer is to be respected as a Soldier, an inspiring leader and a servant of the nation.

Academic Programs Military Science

minors:

• Military Science

Enrollment• 4-Year Program

• 2 -Year Program

• Advanced Camp

• Academic Delay

Scholarship• Army ROTC Scholarship • Two, three, and four year scholarship options based on the time remaining to complete your degree. • Additional allowances for books.

Living Expenses $420 per month

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE

Internships• Central Identification Laboratory

Internship Program (CILIP)

• Chaplainry Internship Program (CHIP)

• National Ground Intelligence Center Internship Program (NGICIP)

• Health Facility Planning Activity Internship Program (HFPAIP)

• Research Internship Program (RIP)

• Judge Advocate General Internship Program (JAGIP)

• Public Affairs Officer Internship Program (PAOIP)

• Forensic Internship Program (FIP)

• Army Medical Department Internship Program (AMEDDIP)

Department ChairLieutenant Colonel Judy C. AnthonyProfessor of Military ScienceROTC Headquarters -Lester HallCampus Box 979Phone: (252) 335-3237Fax: (252) 335-3538Toll Free: [email protected] www.goarmy.com/rotc



The Department of Music and Visual Art at Elizabeth City State University provides a challenging and supportive environment for all students engaged in artistic expression.A regional center for teaching excellence, intellectual stimulation, and cultural offerings, the Department offers programs that serve the greater community both on and off campus. While also supporting the University's general education core, the Department provides a well-rounded curriculum - one that enables its graduates to pursue advanced study and/or

professional careers in the arts.

Academic Programs Music

concentrations:

• Performance or Composition

• Music Education (Licensure)

• Sound Recording Technology

• Music Business Administration

minors:

• Music

Graphic Design

minors:

• Film and Animation

Career Paths • Education

• Music Production/Music Labels

• Ad agencies

• Film and Video Production

• Freelance Graphic Designer

• Illustrator

• Recording Artist

DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC AND VISUAL ARTS

Clubs & Organizations• Kuumba Art Society

• University Choir

• "Sound of Class" Marching Band

• Viking Pep Band

• Concert Band

• Symphonic Wind Ensemble

• Collegians Jazz Ensemble

• Albemarle Symphony Orchestra

Points of Interest• 2 Apple iMac Design Labs

• Photography Studio

• Photography Darkroom

• Recording Studio

• Music Computer Lab

• Piano Lab

• 1,000 seat Auditorium

• Painting Studio

• Drawing Studio

Department ChairChristopher Palestrant, D.M.A.

Professor, Music

201 M.L. Burnim Fine Arts Center

Campus Box 780

Phone: (252) 335-3359

Fax: (252) 335-3779

[email protected]



The Department of Natural Sciences, through innovative, hands-on and technology-rich learning experiences, prepares students for competitive STEM career opportunities as well as graduate and professional programs. The department fosters a transformative learning experience by promoting active learning, scientific reasoning and critical thinking while maintaining a rigorous academic environment that meets the students where they are, while helping them reach their full potential. Through undergraduate research, traditional graduate and an Accelerated BS-MS programmatic linkage, the department prepares students for and expands access to graduate level education.

Academic Programs Biology

concentrations:

• General Biology

• Molecular Biology/ Biotechnology

• Comprehensive Science Licensure

• Pre-Medicine/Pre-Dentistry

minors:

• Biology

Chemistry

minors:

• Chemistry

• GIS/Remote Sensing

Sustainability Studies

Biology (MS)

tracks:

• Biological Science

• Biology Education

Accelerated BS-MS in Biology

H.G. COOKE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL SCIENCES

Career Paths • Education

• Environmental conservation

• Biotechnology

• Toxicologist

• Dentist

• Physician

• Agribusiness

• Governmental research

Points of Interest • DNA Sequencer

• Green House

• Scanning Electron Microscope

• Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

• Microscopic Imaging Facility

• ECSU Khan Planetarium

Clubs & Organizations• Beta Beta Beta

• Viking Science Association

Department ChairEyualem Abebe, Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Pharmacy

302 Jenkins Science Complex

Campus Box 930

Phone: (252) 335-3236

Fax: (252) 335-3697

[email protected]



The Department of Social

Sciences prepares students

for careers and professions

in Criminal Justice, History,

Homeland Security and

Interdisciplinary Studies by

providing training in theory,

research, critical thinking, and

combining local and global

perspectives. The Department

produces students with

knowledge and skills critical

for success in the emerging

global information society of

the 21st Century.

Academic Programs Interdisciplinary Studies (Online)

concentrations:

• Global Studies

• Community Services

• Security Studies

• Individualized

Homeland Security (Online)

Criminal Justice

minors:

• Criminal Justice

• Juvenile Justice

• Pre-Law

History

concentrations:• Race, Gender & Ethnicity Studies

• Digital & Public History

minors:

• History

• Africana Studies

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

• Social Studies Education

Career Paths • CorrectionalOfficer

• Special Agent

• National Parks Services

• U.S. Customs Border Patrol

• U.S. Secret Services

• FEMA

• Law Enforcement (local, state, federal)

• ProbationorParoleOfficer• Human Resources Coordinator• Recruiter• Operations Manager

Clubs & Organizations• Alpha Phi Sigma National

Criminal Justice Honors Society

• ECSU Criminal Justice Club

• Phi Alpha Theta National History Honors Society

• ECSU History Scholars

Department ChairChyna N. Crawford, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice

347 Gilchrist Complex

Campus Box 851

Phone: (252) 335-3947

Fax: (252) 335-8765

[email protected]



Elizabeth City State University’s Upward Bound Program provides fundamental support to high school students preparing to attend college. This federally funded program is also designed to motivate students academically and to provide opportunities for participants to improve their pre-college performance and ultimately succeed in higher education pursuits.

Services Provided • Academic Advising and

Tutoring with Stipends • English• Mathematics• Science/ Science Lab• Foreign Language • Instruction

• Virtual Tutorial Assistance (On-Demand)

• Transportation

• 4 Week Summer Residential Program with Stipend

• Work-Study/Internship/Projects with Stipend (amount will vary by grade level and according to requirements)

• 2 Week Intensive Mathematics and Reading Boot Camp (Summer)

• Summer Bridge Program• Educational and Cultural

Enrichment Tours/Trips• Mentoring• College and Career Counseling• Pre-College Seminars and

Workshops• SAT and ACT Fee Waivers• Computer Science/STEM Courses

& Projects

Target Schools • Columbia High School• Gates County High School • Perquimans High School• John A. Holmes High School• Northeastern High School

TRiO Upward Bound Program

• Pasquotank High School • Washington County High School

Eligibility RequirementsStudents must meet the requirements set by the U. S. Department of Education in order to receive services provided by the TRiO Upward Bound Program:• Rising 9th, 10th or 11th grader

with a grade point average of a 2.5 (if lower than a 2.5, the student may still be accepted, if other criteria is met).

• A United States citizen or legal resident.

• Potentialfirst-generationcollege student.

• Income eligible, according to the guidelines established by the U.S. Dept. of Ed.

• Have potential to succeed in high school and in college.

• Have a need for academic support and guidance in order to successfully pursue a post-secondary educational program.

Program ContactsDr. Kimberly Stanley, Program Coordinator/CounselorTelephone- 335-3370Email- [email protected]

Mrs. Quay J. Dozier, Director of TRiO Special Programs [email protected]



The Department of University Studies assists all students in their transition to the university. Its goals are to provide effective academic advisement to students; to offer strong programs of academic support in reading, writing, mathematics, and the natural sciences through a robust General Education curriculum; and to work with other academic departments to ensure that students develop the fundamental skills and knowledge necessary for success in all academic majors.

Academic Programs General Education oversees

curriculum that aligns with

national best practices that

prepare and empower students

within and beyond their chosen

major. Students enroll in a series

of courses that broaden their

knowledge base and emphasize

high-level transferable skills,

instill a strong sense of values,

ethics, and civic engagement for

responsible global citizenship.

Special Opportunities • Viking Achievers Program

(second semester freshmen, GPA 2.75+)

• Vikings Elevate (sophomores to seniors, GPA 2.75+)

• Service Learning

DEPARTMENT OF UNIVERSITY STUDIES

Services and Programs• Freshman Seminar I & II

• General Education Program

• Common Reading

• Special Topics Workshops

• Academic Advising in the First Year

• Transfer Student Support

• First Year Experience Program

• Retention Advising & Services

• Peer Tutorial Center

• Study Rooms

• Supplemental Instruction Department ChairTarsha Rogers, Ph.D.

123 H.L. Trigg

Campus Box 956

Phone: (252) 335-3327

Fax: (252) 335-3601

[email protected]

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