Washington Post Article Emphasizes Importance of Liberal Arts Studies
The Washington Post just reinforced the unique value of the liberal arts in science careers with their article, “We don’t need more STEM majors. We …
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First in Her Family to Graduate, Theatre Grad Pursues MFA
Lauren Miller ’15 is attending Texas Tech University’s MFA Theatre Pedagogy and Performance program. Lauren is the first person in her family to receive a …
Stanford University Names Converse Grad an Innovation Fellow
Nadia Gathers ’15, Nisbet Honors student, was named a University Innovation Fellow at Stanford University.
Dr. Foy Helps Fuel STEAM Passion at “Girls Who Rock”
Dr. Patti Foy, Professor of Music Education, participated as a panelist and mentor in Girls for STEAM’s “Girls Who Rock” day, a multimedia celebration of …
Grad and Fulbright Scholar Published in Video Game Journal
Stephanie Jennings ’11 had her essay “Passion as Method: Subjectivity in Video Games Criticism” published in “The Journal of Games Criticism.”
Alumna Wins 2015 Innovative Short Fiction Contest
The Conium Review, a journal that publishes innovative writing with an emphasis on pieces from female writers and authors of color, has selected Emily Koon …
Professor Blanchard is Featured Artist on the Dialogist
Professor Blanchard shares new screenprints and discusses the Southern Gothic ethos of his work in the Dialogist, an online poetry and art journal. See his …
Alumna Secures Coveted Position at Christopher Newport University
Sarah Finley ’08 has accepted a tenure track position at Christopher Newport University in Newport News, VA. The position, in Latin American Colonial Literature, was …
Amy Driggers ’15 Receives Promising Teacher Award
Amy Driggers ’15 is this year’s recipient of the Dr. Marty T. Lovett Promising School Leader Award.