Music Performance Grad Wins Pat Conroy Literacy Center Award
Masters of Music in Piano Performance graduate, David Kiser ’15, was named the winner of the first Pat Conroy Literacy Center Writer’s Residency Award. He …
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Raising the Curtain on Growing Old
Theatre Converse’s recent devised theatre production, Growing Old, might be considered a mashup of oral history, dramatic improv, and reality tv, all about issues facing …
Professor Varnon Researches Honey Bees and Shock for PLoS ONE Article
Assistant Professor of Psychology Chris Varnon published a paper titled “Conspecific and interspecific stimuli reduce initial performance in an aversive learning task in honey bees …
Petrie and Lawson Academy Students Have Major Wins at NATS Auditions
Converse singers from the School of Music and the Lawson Academy competed at the spring classical music South Carolina National Association of Teachers of Singing …
Professor Thomas’ Work Featured at Contemporary Art Museum Opening
Jena Thomas’ piece titled ‘Beautifully Dirty.’ Professor Jena Thomas exhibited her work at The Momentary, a new, cutting-edge, contemporary art museum in Bentonville, Arkansas. The …
Interior Design Students: Improving the Quality of Life Through Design
A springtime Thursday afternoon finds two state administrators in the Montgomery Student Center, where converse interior design students lead them through a series of sophisticated …
International Public Speaker Katherine Jeter to Speak at Converse College’s President’s Leadership Forum
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (February 18, 2020) – The Upstate community is invited for a free professional development and networking event on March 9. Converse’s 3rd annual …
Music Therapy Students and Faculty Hold Concert at Mountainview Nursing Home
Music Therapy student Daisy Myers created this promotional poster for the concert. Associate Professor of Music Therapy Dr. Carol Shultis joined music therapy students Daisy …
The Ultimate Challenge: Put Your Phone Down
Professor John Jeter gave his Jan term class the ultimate challenge: put down your phone. For three days. Only one student was brave enough to …