Students Blend Science and Art for Research Project
Biochemistry major Jordyn Welcher ’21 (Nisbet Honors) and Biology & Chemistry major Emilee Wolfe ’23 (Nisbet Honors) presented their research titled “Examining Rare Earth Elements …
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Biology Student Presents at 12th annual INBRE Symposium
Biology major Ny’Kera Hall ’22 presented research at the 12th annual IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) Symposium. Her work developed a multiplex primer for …
Converse Awards 2020-21 Creativity, Community and Cultural Grants
Converse’s Creativity, Community, and Cultural Enrichment Grants celebrate the creative solutions that result from thinking in new ways and across disciplines, backgrounds and cultures. Since …
Converse MFA Announces Inaugural Alumni Book Prize Winners
The Converse Low Residency MFA in Creative Writing and Clemson University Press are pleased to announce the winners of the 2021 Converse MFA Alumni Book …
2021 Founder’s Day Celebration: The Recap
Converse’s annual Founder’s Day celebration on Friday, April 23, 2021, was an evening filled with beautiful music and song, inspiring words, recognition of outstanding Converse …
Converse President Krista Newkirk to Become President of the University of Redlands
Converse College is proud of the success and exciting changes we have experienced over the last five years. The Board of Trustees expresses its appreciation …
Converse Receives $1 Million Gift to Support Converse Athletics
Converse College has received a gift of $1 million to support Converse athletics. The gift from Agnes Binder Weisiger ’63 and her husband Edward I. …
See Where Class of 2021 Grads are Headed!
Our 2021 seniors have bright futures ahead of them. See where students in the Converse Class of 2021 have been accepted to continue their studies: …
Healthcare Administration in Action: Converse Graduates Making a Difference During the Pandemic
At the beginning of their academic journeys in healthcare administration, three Converse graduates– Katie Moss ’20, Hannah Painter ’20, and Victoria Milam ’20 had no …