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ETSU students use AI to power marketing for businesses

3 weeks ago | etsu.edu

East Tennessee State University’s Generative AI Marketing Internship pairs students with local companies to solve real business challenges using cutting-edge AI tools and strategies.
Mother, daughter going through nursing school together

Dec 11, 2024 | etsu.edu | Jonathan Roberts

Eva Jessee and Kali Holt, mother and daughter, are both working on their master's degrees together in the ETSU College of Nursing. After seeing both her parents deal with life-threatening health issues, Kali Holt knew she wanted to go into health care. Fortunately, her mother set a “wonderful example” for her to follow. As a nurse for nearly two decades herself, Eva Jessee, Holt’s mom, had dedicated her life to service, including serving in the military during Operation Desert Storm.
Providing an elite public health education

Nov 26, 2024 | etsu.edu | Jonathan Roberts

ETSU's Master of Public Health (MPH) program was recentlyranked best in the country by Healthcare Management Degree Guide. East Tennessee State University’s Master of Public Health (MPH) Program was recently ranked as the best MPH program in the county by Healthcare Management Degree Guide, which ranks accredited programs on the number of specializations offered, student-to-faculty ratio and cost.
Honoring their contributions

Nov 25, 2024 | etsu.edu | Jonathan Roberts

ETSU's College of Health Sciences honored the newest members of its Hall of Fame on Friday, Nov. 22. East Tennessee State University’s College of Health Sciences honored its 2024 Hall of Fame inductees and presented its Distinguished Alumni Award this week, celebrating the accomplishments of college alumni, former faculty and staff and community members.
Analyzing excess deaths in 2020

Nov 19, 2024 | etsu.edu | Jonathan Roberts

ETSU Public Health researchers identified 322 excess deaths in Washington County, Tenn., in 2020, of which just over half were specifically attributed to COVID-19. Using publicly available funeral and obituary data, researchers from East Tennessee State University identified more than 300 excess deaths in Washington County alone in 2020 – of which just over half were specifically identified as being related to COVID-19 – in an article recently published in the Journal of Appalachian Health.
ETSU researcher earns grant to build flood dashboard

Nov 12, 2024 | etsu.edu | Jonathan Roberts

The 10-month project will create a state-of-the-art flood moninitoring dashboardfor Central Appalachia to test its reusability and replicability. An East Tennessee State University researcher is developing a cutting-edge dashboard using generative artificial intelligence to assist in monitoring flooding in Central Appalachia.
Tennessee Poll: Food insecurity

Nov 12, 2024 | etsu.edu | Jennifer Hill

Approximately 1 in 4 Tennesseans report going hungry in the last year due to lack of money for food, and those with children are twice as likely to report this than those without, according to The Tennessee Poll at ETSU.
Election Integrity

Nov 3, 2024 | etsu.edu | Jennifer Hill

With the 2024 Presidential election just days away, election integrity remains a top concern for many Tennesseans. In the latest Tennessee Poll, conducted in late July 2024, the Applied Social Research Laboratory (ASRL) at East Tennessee State University explored Tennesseans’ confidence in election integrity both nationally and at the state level.
ETSU programs ranked among nation’s best

Oct 31, 2024 | etsu.edu | Jonathan Roberts

Intelligent.com, a resource for program rankings and educational planning, has ranked multiple programs at East Tennessee State University among the best in the nation. East Tennessee State University’s commitment to providing students with an affordable, high-quality education has earned many programs an elite ranking from Intelligent.com, a longtime resource for higher education rankings and educational planning.
ETSU researcher studying potential treatment for heart failure

Oct 22, 2024 | etsu.edu | Jonathan Roberts

ETSU's Dr. Eric Beaumont recently received a $2.7 million grantto study a potential treatment for heart failure. East Tennessee State University’s Dr. Eric Beaumont, a professor in the Quillen College of Medicine’s Department of Biomedical Sciences, recently received a grant to study a potential treatment for heart failure by stimulating the vagus nerve – a key part of the nervous system that controls involuntary functions such as heart rate and blood pressure.