ETSU Traditions: Dula Day of Service

Dula Day honors the legacy of Dr. Chris Dula, a well-known and beloved ETSU faculty member who embodied the university's mission through teaching, research, and community service.


Honoring the legacy of Dr. Chris Dula, a well-known and beloved ETSU faculty member who embodied the university's mission through teaching, research, and community service, Dula Day celebrates and epitomizes his dedication to the community. Launched in 2019 after his courageous battle with brain cancer, this tradition offers students, faculty, staff, and community members opportunities for hands-on service and volunteerism that echo Dr. Dula’s commitment to the region. An esteemed figure within ETSU's Psychology Department, Dr. Dula exemplified academic excellence and unwavering dedication to his students. Dula Day, sponsored by the Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement, the Student Government Association, and Volunteer ETSU, stands as a testament to his enduring legacy and emphasizes the values of service, giving, and love he exemplified.

graphic illustration depicting a hand forming the rock and roll symbol; the text reads Dula Day: celebration, service, impact

Dula Day: Service, Celebration, and Impact.


Photos by Larry Smith and Charlie Warden

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