Chemistry

Natacha Karambizi knew at a young age that she had a mind for science and math. She attended an all girls high school in her native Rwanda, where she was …

Science innovation needs small universities.  While large research institutions hold much of the spotlight for science advancements, small universities also play a crucial role – not only in innovation, but …

A $5,000 grant from the Spartanburg County Foundation will support a unique science-based mentoring initiative for five local high school students to work collaboratively with Converse College faculty members this …

Converse associate professor of biology Dr. Edna J. Steele was honored by South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities (SCICU) with the 2013 Excellence in Teaching Award on April 16. A …

In the life of any institution, one can identify a handful of individuals whose contributions have shaped and defined the nature of that institution and whose presence has left an …

By Alex Moore ’09 Converse College graduate and current high school chemistry teacher Dianne Earle recently won the 2008 Southeastern Region Award for Excellence in High School Teaching for the …

Converse is answering the call to generate more American citizens in science and math fields through a new scholarship program with an innovative learning twist. Teaming with the Carroll and …

by Kathryn Brackett ’03 Imagine discovering a long mysterious road built by an ancient culture. Would you wonder about the significance? Why it was built? This is exactly what Dr. …

Converse alumna Marian Nisbet ’62, and her husband, Olin, of Charlotte, NC, have given $500,000 to endow a new Honors Program at Converse College. The program is directed by Dr. …