Math Majors and Professors Present at Georgia Conference
Angela Brobson ’23 (Nisbet Honors) and Jovana Mitic ’23 (Nisbet Honors) recently traveled to Berry College in Rome, Georgia with Dr. Barrera, Dr. Mangum, and …
Community News
Faculty & Students Exhibit at NC Bascom Center for Visual Arts
Above artwork by Laney Milham ’23 Professors Andrew Blanchard and Jena Thomas and their respective students Laney Milham ’23 and Mable Ni ’24 are included …
5 History Seniors Present at Historical Association Conference
The South Carolina Historical Association conference welcomes historians in all fields, and at all phases of their careers, including graduate students and independent scholars, to …
Converse’s Trailblazer Program Receives 25K Grant
Power:Ed has awarded $25,000 to Converse University’s Trailblazer Expansion Program. The Trailblazer Program is a first-year success program for Converse First-Generation students. The program serves …
Dr. Shultis Spearheads Multiple Music Therapy Opportunities
Associate Professor of Music Therapy, Dr. Carol Shultis, taught a continuing education course with the American Music Therapy Ethics Board members at their virtual conference …
Making a Difference: Libby Cuttino Tilson ’79
Libby graduated from Converse in 1979 with a Bachelor of Music in music education. Following graduation, she received a Master’s in Music with a concentration …
Dr. DeLapp Explores Cultural History of Confucianism
Dr. Kevin DeLapp was the lead editor for a new collection, Portraits of Confucius: The Reception of Confucianism, 1560-1960. Portraits of Confucius is a two-volume collection featuring …
EdD Student Named District 6 Teacher of the Year
Melissa “Katie” Colwell ’07, currently a candidate for Converse’s Doctorate in Professional Leadership, has been named the Teacher of the Year for Spartanburg County School …
Converse Announces Fall 2021 Dean’s List
Converse congratulates the following undergraduate students named to the Fall 2021 Dean’s List. To be eligible for Converse University’s Dean’s List, students must be full-time …