Three Seniors Offered Full-time Positions with Ford
Three Converse seniors have been offered full-time positions with Ford Motor Company in Nashville, Tennessee and Tampa, Florida. McKayla Davis ‘19, Jacqueline Torres ‘19 (Nisbet …
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Alumna Shaves Head to Raise Money for Childhood Cancer Research
Psychology grad, Kathleen Langbehn ’18 (Nisbet Honors) went above and beyond to support childhood cancer research by shaving her head. Kathleen is a research assistant …
Dr. Case Voted Chair-Elect of American Chemical Society – Western Carolinas
Dr. Will Case was voted Chair-Elect of the Western Carolinas Local Section of the American Chemical Society. He will serve as chair-elect in 2019 and …
Converse College Launches Co-Ed Undergraduate Degree Completion Program in Greenville
The Degree Completion Program merged with Converse II, a coed degree program for adults aged 25 and older, in 2024. Upstate area adults who started college but …
MEd Grad Publishes Fiftieth Book
Lynette Eason ’93 recently published her latest book, Code of Valor, part of her Blue Justice Series. Lynette Eason is the best-selling, award-winning author of …
Vocal Performance Grad Writes Children’s Book About Stage Fright
Lindsey Brakhage recently wrote a children’s book to help fundraise her opportunity to sing in Mozart’s opera Die Zauberflöte in Berlin, Germany this summer. Her …
Converse College Announces 2019 Faculty Tenure and Promotions
Converse announces the promotion and award of tenure for the following faculty members, as approved by the Board of Trustees in February: Dr. William C. …
Music Ed Grad Featured in Houston County Living Magazine
Marian Gotko Dampier ’57 was recently featured in Houston County Living magazine. After more than 30 years in teaching, Marian continues to inspire others through …
Professor DeArmendi Selected As Seminar Participant at Yale Center for British Art
Assistant Professor of Art History, Nicole DeArmendi, was one of only 22 individuals selected to participate in the Council of Independent Colleges’ seminar, Art and Society …