Grammy, Tony Award Winner Tells Music Business Students: Be Unique
Be you, be unique. Get inspired. Do what excites you. And when you get stuck, stop and do something else, then get back to work becoming you. That’s just one …
Be you, be unique. Get inspired. Do what excites you. And when you get stuck, stop and do something else, then get back to work becoming you. That’s just one …
Former head delegate of Converse’s Model Programs and Nisbet Honors member, Julie Edwards ’15, won the University of Richmond Law School’s first and second year “negotiation competition.” The negotiation team …
Dr. Melissa Walker gave a presentation entitled “Women Who Risked Their Necks in the American Revolution” to the Kate Barry Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and presented …
Nisbet Honors student Olivia Haas ’18 is spending the fall semester with the Bard College Globalization and International Affairs Program, a highly competitive national program based in New York City. As …
MFA fiction graduate Phillip Quinn Morris ’14 is featured in France’s version of Rolling Stone Magazine. The article is related to the European publication of Morris’s novel, Mr. Alabama. Learn …
Dr. Scott Robbins’s “Tuladandasana: A Stereophonic Sextet for Cellos,” which was commissioned for the Spartanburg Philharmonic Orchestra cellists, received its premiere at the SPO’s “Cello Macchiato” concert. You can listen …
Dr. Will Case presented at the Southeastern Regional meeting of the American Chemical Society in Columbia, South Carolina. His topics included “Catching Criminals with Chemistry: A General Education Course in Forensic …
Chad Cooksey ‘08 was recently named the South Carolina Association for Physical Education ‘Sports Teacher of the Year.’ Chad teaches social studies at Landrum High School where he is also …
Congratulations to the first-year members of Converse’s Model Arab League delegation, who earned top awards at their first debate competition. The students traveled to Hollins University for the event and …