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 …
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Champions for the Converse Annual Fund: The Impact of Giving
Alumnae involvement and support come in many forms, spanning many generations. It is the lifeblood of Converse College, paving the way for students of today …
Medical Technology Seniors Accepted into Prestigious Hong Kong Universities
Wenle Yang ’19 was accepted into the Environment & Public Health Management Program at Hong Kong Baptist University. Zixuan Li ’19 was accepted into the …
Dr. Hall Presents at Mountain Interstate Foreign Language Conference
Dr. Mirko M. Hall presented his paper, “Why Preserve the Institutional Memory of Small Undergraduate German Programs?,” at the Mountain Interstate Foreign Language Conference at the …
Politics Grad Accepts Position with American Near East Refugee Aid
Politics and Religion grad Holly Jordan ’06 (Nisbet Honors) accepted a position at American Near East Refugee Aid (ANERA, a non-profit celebrating 50 years of …
Life Lessons from the Trip of a Lifetime: Jacqueline Torres ‘19
Politics major and Nisbet Honors student Jacqueline Torres ’19 spent nine days in Saudi Arabia thanks to a sponsorship from The King Faisal Center for …
Dr. Barker Receives Commendation from the Annals of Internal Medicine
Dr. Jeff Barker received a commendation from the Annals of Internal Medicine for his work as a reviewer for their 2018 publication. The commendation noted, …
Grad Presents at SC Art Education Association Conference
Katherine Carmichael ’18 presented “Practice What You Preach: Enhance Your Professional Development” at the South Carolina Art Education Association Conference in Greenville. Learn More! Art …
Dr. Elder Presents at Mary Todd Lincoln Celebration
Dr. Angela Elder gave a talk in Lexington, Kentucky titled “Tell me that you love me: The Sisterhood of Mary Todd Lincoln.” Her presentation was …