Professor Margaret Lee, Director of Gifted Education & Assistant Professor of Education, secured a $130,000 Gifted and Talented Graduate Course Program Discretionary Grant, awarded by the South Carolina Department of …
Brenna Mitchell ’18 will be interning at Dixon Hughes Goodman in both the Tax and Audit departments, prior to attending Clemson University’s Master of Professional Accountancy program. Last summer Brenna …
Aristotle used roughly 14,000 words for his Poetics. This article runs 500 words about poetics, specifically the works of Ellen Bryant Voigt ’64, whose trenchant poems earned her a prestigious …
Hannah Harrelson ‘18 was selected as the Interior Design Program’s Rising Star and was recognized at the International Furnishings and Design Association Carolina Chapter’s Night of Luminaries event in High …
Dr. Jeff Barker co-coordinated a workshop for new academic leaders at the dean-level and above at the annual Chief Academic Officer Institute of the Council of Independent Colleges. Dr. Barker …
Sarah ‘Sally’ Ruth Clancy-Ballard ’66 recently published Control Is Not a Four-Letter Word: Establishing Positive Classroom Behavior for the Year in the First Five Days. She earned her BA in …
Dr. Julie Jones’ ‘Social Studies for the Child’ class recently used arts-integrated tableaus, an innovative teaching tool, as part of an in-class activity. For this technique students depict scenes and …
Kishni Neville ‘08 was recently honored with the Spirit of Ruth Patrick Award. Dr. Ruth Patrick was a world-renowned scientist who studied the South Carolina waterways for more than sixty …
Art Education Instructor and Converse grad Andrea Elliott ’03 presented “The Secret Life of Pets: How to Teach Art History within the Elementary Art Curriculum,” at the annual Olde English …