Grad Receives Sterling Watson Fellowship for Fiction
Rhonda Browning White ’13 received the Sterling Watson Fellowship for her fiction.
Community News
Dr. Jeffrey Barker Leads Session on Fundraising in the Arts
Dr. Jeffrey Barker led a session at the November 2015 Council of Independent Colleges Chief Academic Officers Institute in Baltimore, MD. His session focused on building faculty roles in fundraising …
Dr. York Honored at National Conference of American Music Therapy
Dr. Elizabeth York was honored at the national conference of the American Music Therapy Association, receiving the “Service to the Profession” award. A highlight of her service is nine years …
Professor Zacharias Won First Place in 3-D Category at Juried Show
Professor David Zacharias entered the Tryon Painters and Sculptors 15th Regional Juried Show. His piece, “Gas Can,” won 3-D First Place.
Alumna Featured in New York Times for Unique Thanksgiving Tradition
Alumna Wardie Coward Sanders ’80 was recently featured in the New York Times for her 16-year tradition of teaching high school students the art of Thanksgiving dinner manners, complete with …
Dr. Strickland and Dr. Steele’s Joint Research to be Published
Dr. Sheri Strickland and Dr. Edna Steele’s research article titled “Effects of Heat on the Stability and Composition of Metabolomic Extracts of Eisenia fetida” has been accepted for publication in …
Faculty’s Collection Named One of the Best Fiction Books
MFA faculty member Leslie Pietrzyk’s newest collection of stories, This Angel on My Chest, was recently named one of the Best Fiction Books of 2015 by Kirkus.
Dr. Walker Named Humanities Council Scholar for Her Smithsonian Exhibit
Dr. Melissa Walker was named the Humanities Council of South Carolina’s project scholar for “The Way We Worked,” a traveling exhibit on the history of labor in America. The exhibit, …
Art Student Shows in National Student Works at William Patterson U
Jessica Gilbert ‘16 showed in the National Student Works on Paper Biennial Online at William Patterson University in Wayne, New Jersey, at the representational and abstract levels.