Amelia Nowicki Tapped to Lead Equestrian Program
Converse College announces the hire of Amelia Nowicki as coach for the Valkyries equestrian program. Nowicki is owner and operator of Hidden Valley Farm in Inman, S.C., a hunter/jumper boarding …
Community News
From Charleston to Dublin: See What Our 2018 Grads Are Up To
Kelsie Land ’18 accepted a position as a graduate assistant softball coach at Oklahoma Wesleyan University, where she will also pursue a MBA with a concentration in Organizational Leadership. Maggie …
Candy Moore ’93 Named One of Atlanta’s Top 100 Black Women of Influence
Candy Moore was recently selected as one of Atlanta Business League’s 2018 Top 100 Black Women of Influence. This recognition honors Candy’s work and service to the Atlanta community and beyond. …
Dr. Hall Schools Local Fifth Graders on Prince and Jimi Hendrix
As part of the ‘Real Men Read’ Literacy Project, Professor of German Studies, Dr. Mirko Hall, read and discussed a book about Jimi Hendrix with fifth graders at Jesse S. …
Japanese Puppets and Charles Dickens – A Unique Collaboration
Last fall Dr. Anita Rose and Professor Meg Tominaga developed an idea for one of the most unique collaborations Converse has ever seen, blending the writings of Charles Dickens and …
New Dean Puts Converse on the Move: Meet Dr. Lienne Medford
With an eye towards growth and positive impact on K-12 education across South Carolina and beyond, Converse’s new Dean of Education and Graduate Studies brings a wealth of experience and …
Converse Celebrates 50 Years of Black Women, Explores Diversity and Inclusion
The Converse community took an important step forward on Friday, September 21, 2018, with a day dedicated to deepening our understanding and appreciation of each other, of our past, and how to build an inclusive future together.
Dr. DeLapp Draws on Chinese Philosophy for Latest Book
Dr. DeLapp recently published a new book that draws on ancient Chinese philosophy for insights about what it means to be objective and impartial. Partial Values: A Comparative Study of …
Studio Art Grad Wins First Prize at Rutherford County Art Show
Alumna Allyson Turner ’18 placed first at the Rutherford County Visual Artist Guild’s “2018 Celebration of the Arts”. Her entry was a self-portrait she created while enrolled in Professor Andrew …