Sculpture Artist Transforms Three Thousand Pounds of Stone from Michelangelo's Marble Mountain
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2008 Converse Art and Design Faculty Exhibition
Entitled Interiors, the 2008 Converse College Department of Art and Design Faculty Exhibition opens November 6 and runs through December 4 in the Milliken Art …
President Betsy Fleming Talks Converse Creativity on Statewide Radio Program
On September 8, Converse President Betsy Fleming was the featured guest on South Carolina Educational Radio’s highly-rated “Speaking of Schools” program with host Doug Keel. …
Governor Presents Slemenda with Order of Silver Crescent
On September 9, Katharine Stephens Slemenda of Spartanburg was presented with the Order of the Silver Crescent during Converse College’s Opening Convocation ceremony as the …
Music Professor Earns Top Prize in International Competition
The Montgomery, Alabama-based ClefWorks, Inc. received approximately 115 submissions from composers throughout the world for its 2008 Compositional Competition. When the judging was complete, Dr. …
Exhibition Explores Student-Teacher Connections Against Backdrop of Carolina Lowcountry and New York
Works by some of America’s most beloved artists will be featured in the 2008-2009 season opener at The Milliken Art Gallery at Converse College. “Back …
Converse Valkyries Hire Impressive Basketball and Volleyball Coaches
The Converse College Valkyries athletic program has new coaches to lead its basketball and volleyball teams to new heights. Joanna Tincher is the new Valkyries …
Converse Embraces Green Initiative
A comprehensive recycling program that emphasizes education and the reuse of plastic, aluminum, cardboard and paper has been implemented by the Converse College campus community. …
Erturk Earns State Excellence in Teaching Award for Creative and Interdisciplinary Approach
Converse College biology professor Dr. Hatice Neval Erturk was presented with the 2008 Excellence in Teaching Award sponsored by South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities …