Announcing the MEd in Art Education – Low-Residency
This two-year program will equip you as an exemplary professional artist, researcher, and teacher, on your schedule. Read more about our low-residency MEd in Art …
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Riveting Research Projects Unite Students and Faculty
Every year, Religion and Philosophy seniors work closely with faculty mentors to research and present topics such as: ‘Ancient Chinese ethics,’ ‘The existence of free …
Dr. Walker’s ‘History Goes to the Movies’ Students Create Blog
Students in Dr. Melissa Walker’s popular Jan term “History Goes to the Movies” class created a blog that assesses the accuracy of historical films.
Spanish Grads Earn Research Grants and Grad School Acceptances
Congratulations to: Lily Sánchez ’15, recipient, SCICU research grant to explore Mexican cultural philosophy Shuly Serrano ’14, accepted into the MLIS Program at U of …
Grad Secures Position with International Humanities Foundation
Politics graduate Gabriella Chamberland ’15 is the associate director of the International Humanities Foundation, working with children in Indonesia.
MFA Grad Receives a Writing Contract with NYC Agency
Congratulations to MFA Alumna Cinelle Barnes ’15, who received a contract with Curtis Brown Agency in New York City following receipt of her MFA in …
Professor Publishes Op-Ed About the Benefits of Music Therapy
Dr. Elizabeth York had an Op-Ed published in the Herald Journal discussing music therapy in the Upstate. Converse College recently introduced a music therapy program …
Chemistry and Math Major Takes Her Engineering Skills to Texas
Star undergraduate researcher Natacha Karambizi ‘15 was selected to teach and mentor at the 2014 Summer Engineering Experience for Kids in Houston, TX.
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.”