A look at recent publications by ECU faculty Book on Fred Chappell's poetry nominated for two awards When one poet examines the work of another, the results can be impressive. Other new books by ECU faculty range from the erudite to whimsical.
Faculty also serve at the helm of several respected journals.
The 16th-century Dutch humanist played key roles in the development of the Christian church and in education through his writings, translations of the New Testament and influential friendships. Erasmus wrote in Latin, the language of scholars in his day. For this book, Hallberg traveled the country to try out an assortment of golf courses. He writes about his travels, his golf game, the people he met along the way and life in general. The Obesity and Diabetes Center of the School of Medicine has become headquarters for several important publications.