Aniya Jerkins, Regional Counselor
Schedule Appointment
jerkinsa23@ecu.edu
(252) 737-5873
- All Alexander County schools
- All Alleghany County schools
- All Ashe County schools
- All Avery County schools
- All Buncombe County schools
- All Burke County schools
- All Caldwell County schools
- All Catawba County schools
- All Cherokee County schools
- All Clay County schools
- All Cleveland County schools
- All Gaston County schools
- All Graham County schools
- All Haywood County schools
- All Henderson County schools
- All Iredell County schools
- All Jackson County schools
- All Lincoln County schools
- All Macon County schools
- All Madison County schools
- All McDowell County schools
- All Mitchell County schools
- All Polk County schools
- All Rutherford County schools
- All Swain County schools
- All Transylvania County schools
- All Watauga County schools
- All Wilkes County schools
- All Yancey County schools
- Christ the King High School
- Community School of Davidson
- Davidson Day School
- Harding University High School
- Harper Middle College High School
- Hopewell High School
- Jackson Day School
- Lake Norman Charter
- Lake Norman Christian School
- Lake Norman High School
- Merancas Middle College High School
- North Mecklenburg High School
- Northwest School of the Arts
- Olympic High School
- Phillip O. Berry Academy of Technology
- Southlake Christian Academy
- The John Crosland School
- West Charlotte High School
- West Mecklenburg High School
- William A. Hough High School
“From a Bronco to an Aggie to a Pirate!” says Aniya about her educational journey to ECU. She began as a middle college graduate (at Central Piedmont Community College) to university herself. She looks forward to helping you to navigate the possibilities at ECU by showing you how to funnel your opportunities and find the information you need. Her advanced degrees in adult education and sociology exemplify her passion for higher education. She is currently undertaking an ECU doctoral program in Educational Leadership with research in the Greek life experience. She is a member of a sorority in the National Pan-Hellenic Council (ECU has 7 of the Divine Nine).
Aniya likes spending time with her family, especially her cousins and godchildren. “It’s amazing to see their curiosity, asking questions and discovering their world,” she says. And she loves Greenville’s Uptown shopping district and appreciates the beautiful environment in such a friendly, welcoming space.
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers