Dr. Hopkins Presents at Theatre Conference in Cleveland
Dr. Boone J. Hopkins presented in the Practice/Production Symposium of the Mid-America Theatre Conference in Cleveland, Ohio this March. His paper, titled “Tropics of Invention: …
Community News
The Art of Teaching the ‘Wright’ Stuff
Some say teaching is an art. A handful of Converse arts professors say teaching art comes naturally to artists, anyway. So they created—then won— one …
BFA Student’s Work Included in Touring Exhibition ‘Looking At Appalachia’
Tiffany Dodd ’20 is currently exhibiting her photograph “Liliana at Dusk” at the Massillon Museum in Ohio as part of the touring exhibit Looking At …
Dr. Barrera’s Paper Published in Journal of Differential Equations
Dr. Joseph Barrera’s paper, “Asymptotic expansion of the L^2-norm of a solution of the strongly damped wave equation,” co-authored with Hans Volkmer, was accepted for …
Sophomore Selected as Associate Editor of National Collegiate Honors Council’s Journal
Kelly Ferguson ’21 (Nisbet Honors) was selected to be an associate editor of the National Collegiate Honors Council’s undergraduate journal, UReCA: The Journal of Undergraduate …
Three Seniors Offered Full-time Positions with Ford
Three Converse seniors have been offered full-time positions with Ford Motor Company in Nashville, Tennessee and Tampa, Florida. McKayla Davis ‘19, Jacqueline Torres ‘19 (Nisbet …
Alumna Shaves Head to Raise Money for Childhood Cancer Research
Psychology grad, Kathleen Langbehn ’18 (Nisbet Honors) went above and beyond to support childhood cancer research by shaving her head. Kathleen is a research assistant …
Dr. Case Voted Chair-Elect of American Chemical Society – Western Carolinas
Dr. Will Case was voted Chair-Elect of the Western Carolinas Local Section of the American Chemical Society. He will serve as chair-elect in 2019 and …
Converse College Launches Co-Ed Undergraduate Degree Completion Program in Greenville
The Degree Completion Program merged with Converse II, a coed degree program for adults aged 25 and older, in 2024. Upstate area adults who started college but …