Grad Makes Breakthrough Research on Curbing the Effects of Radiation
Dr. Carla Kantara ’07 was featured in the MIT Technology Review for her research on a drug that could inhibit damage from nuclear radiation or …
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Philosophy & Studio Art Grad Receives Academic Full Ride and Fellowship
Bailey Szustak ’13 was accepted with a full ride and generous fellowship support to PhD programs in philosophy at the University of Oklahoma and the …
Interior Design Student Secures Full-time Position Prior to Graduation
Jordan Raska ‘16 accepted an interior design staff position with H. Hendy Associates in Newport Beach, California. Jordan’s not our only interior design major to nab a …
Biology Major Obtains Summer Internship at Greenwood Genetics
Kassidy Chaney ’16 will be the new intern for the Greenwood Genetics Center at the Greenville office this summer. Learn more about Biology at Converse.
Grad Accepted to Prestigious Lithography and Printmaking Programs
Sam Smith ‘14 was accepted as one out of eight internationally chosen applicants to the highly acclaimed Tamarind Institute of Lithography at the University of …
Dr. Hernández Presents at Council on Latin American Studies in Colombia
Dr. Hernández presented a research paper, “El Piedracielismo colombiano en la narrativa de Gabriel García Marquez,” (The Colombian Piedracielismo in the Narrative of Gabriel García …
Dr. DeLapp Publishes New Book ‘Lying and Truthfulness’
Dr. DeLapp published a new book co-authored with Professor Jeremy Henkel from Wofford College, Lying and Truthfulness (Hackett: 2016). Learn More! Dr. Kevin DeLapp Philosophy …
Professor Hurlbut and Students Present Research at Art Therapy Conference
Professor Hurlbut along with Senior Art Therapy students Nicole Campbell, Drea Kelley, and Laura Slade, and Don Scott (Visiting Scholar) had their research accepted for …
Dr. Walker Interviewed by Princeton Historian for Podcast
Dr. Walker and her co-editor were recently interviewed by Princeton historian Beth English for the podcast ‘Working Histories,’ a project of the Southern Labor Studies …