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 …
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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 …
Carla Harris to Give 2019 Commencement Address
The Converse College Class of 2019 announces that Carla Harris, vice chairman and managing director at Morgan Stanley, will give the commencement address during their …
Sophomore Elected Associate Editor for National Collegiate Honors Council Journal
Kelly Ferguson ‘21 (Nisbet Honors) was selected to be an associate editor of the National Collegiate Honors Council’s (NCHC) undergraduate journal, UReCA: The Journal of …
See what our 2014 Grads Have Been Doing
Biology alumnae Jordan Taylor ’14 accepted a full-time essential fish habitat management position at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Charleston, South Carolina. She …
Dr. DeLapp Explores Relationship Between Fencing and Philosophy
Dr. Kevin DeLapp had his paper on “Philosophical Duelism,” which documents certain historical relationships between fencing and philosophical method, accepted for publication in the spring …
Fall Term 2018 Dean’s List Announced
The following undergraduate students were named to the Dean’s List for Fall 2018. Converse congratulates these students on their academic achievement! Andrea La Velle Abercrombie …
Dr. Licata Opens Spanish Writing and Language Center in Mickel Library
Dr. Stefania Licata officially opened the Spanish Writing and Language Center on September 2, 2019, in Mickel Library after a pilot program in Spring 2019. …
Professor Tekulve’s Lyric Prose Piece Accepted by ‘South Carolina Review’
Professor Susan Tekulve had her lyric prose piece, “At the Poor Clare Monastery, Greenville, South Carolina,” accepted for publication by the South Carolina Review. With …