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In the spring 2024 issue of Eastern Magazine, read about the career and legacy of President Elsa M. Núñez; learn about the teacher shortage and meet education alumni/students who are facing this national crisis; see how Eastern practices sustainability on campus and in the community; pick up gardening tips from faculty experts; and more.
A Legacy of LeadershipPresident Elsa Núñez’s journey to Eastern began in the rolling hills of western Puerto Rico. Through personal dedication and the opportunities granted by a college education, she made it to the helm of Eastern in 2006. Eighteen years later, her legacy is defined by a commitment to the liberal arts and educational access for all.
Eastern is proud to follow the United Nations’ interdisciplinary approach to sustainability with numerous efforts to reduce climate impacts and improve social justice.
This guide provides gardening advice from four faculty biologists who are experts in various plant-related sciences.
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As sea levels rise, even small storms can have catastrophic impacts. This was the message from environmental earth science Professor Bryan Oakley following a streak of stormy weather this winter that left a picturesque seaside community three feet underwater.
Swelling Seas and Shifting Shores
In support of Eastern’s new bachelor’s degree in nursing, remodeled space in Goddard Hall now houses three simulation labs equipped with high-fidelity manikins and other hospital equipment.
Nursing students will learn skills in simulation labs
'What would make them stay?'From its 1889 founding as a “normal” school, Eastern continues to attract students who want to be teachers — a vital profession for today’s world as teacher shortages impact communities across the country. In this story, learn about the factors that are contributing to the crisis and meet education alumni and students who are facing it.
The steady generosity of Philip Morales ’99 recently launched a scholarship for students majoring in STEM fields. He explained why he’s proud to make Eastern a philanthropic priority.
Why I Give
Read about the Eastern-made love stories of Terry and Bette (Shea) Lomme and Dan and Melissa (Heath) McIsaac.
Matches Made at Eastern
Women’s swim team claims first LEC title; Men’s golf wins third straight conference championship; Women’s basketball fights breast cancer; Men’s soccer honored for sportsmanship; Meet the Hall of Fame class of 2023
Recent gifts to the ECSU Foundation will benefit the Center for Connecticut Studies, the Office of Career Success and the Summer Transition to Eastern Program (STEP/CAP).
ECSU Foundation gifts benefit 3 programs on campus
Patty Szczys, executive director of Eastern’s Institute for Sustainability, explains how individuals can counter climate change by living greener at home.
Sustainability Starts at Home
In her 35th and final Eastern Magazine message, President Núñez expresses gratitude to the Eastern community and well-wishes for Eastern’s future.
Farewell But Not Goodbye