NC Governors attend ECU graduation
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Identifier: 741.45.f
Graduates totaling 2,828 received degrees today at East Carolina University. Retiring chancellor Dr. Leo W. Jenkins was the guest speaker for the commencement. Watching the students receive their degrees are, left to right, former North Carolina governors Bob Scott and Terry Sanford, Governor Jim Hunt, and Dr. Leo Jenkins. Jenkins accepted a position as special advisor to the Governor on economic growth and balanced development, after his 30 years with the University. more...
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Graduates totaling 2,828 received degrees today at East Carolina University. Retiring chancellor Dr. Leo W. Jenkins was the guest speaker for the commencement. Watching the students receive their degrees are, left to right, former North Carolina governors Bob Scott and Terry Sanford, Governor Jim Hunt, and Dr. Leo Jenkins. Jenkins accepted a position as special advisor to the Governor on economic growth and balanced development, after his 30 years with the University.
Creator(s)
Forrest, J. Thomas
Contributor(s)
Daily Reflector (Greenville, N.C.)
Date
May 12 , 1978
Call Number
741.45.f
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Collection(s)
The Daily Reflector Image Collection
Politics and Government
- North Carolina Politics
ECU History

Subject(s)
Hunt, James B., 1937-
Jenkins, Leo W. (Leo Warren), 1913-1989
Scott, Robert Walter, 1929-2009
Sanford, Terry, 1917-1998
Commencement ceremonies--North Carolina--Greenville
Finding Aid
Daily Reflector Negative Collection

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Location (spatial)
United States--North Carolina--Pitt County (N.C.)--Greenville (N.C.)
Type
still image
Medium
photographs
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http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/15146

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