Dr. Melissa Walker was named the Humanities Council of South Carolina’s project scholar for “The Way We Worked,” a traveling exhibit on the history of labor in America. The exhibit, …
Jessica Gilbert ‘16 showed in the National Student Works on Paper Biennial Online at William Patterson University in Wayne, New Jersey, at the representational and abstract levels.
Dr. Sherry Fohr, Reverend Jason Loscuito and Nisbet Honors student Sanuja Goonetilleke ’18 participated in the Parliament of the World’s Religions in Salt Lake City, Utah. The event is the …
Dr. Joe Dunn has been contracted to do seven paid essays, on Cold War anti-conscription activists and the Vietnam anti-war movement, for Opposition to War: An Encyclopedia of United States …
Professor Susan Tekulve had her essay, The Peach Season, appear in Still Journal, a magazine founded and edited by novelist Silas House, among others. The essay is set in the …
Dalia Delanuez ’15 is very glad her professor encouraged her to enter her first art competition. Her “Hummingbird” is now on public display in Bristol, TN.
BFA grad Sam Smith ’14 won a spot in an issue of Creative Quarterly out of New York. Sam is one of only four fine-art students chosen in the nation.
Hailey Hodge’s ’15 solo exhibition, Chromophos, is currently on display at the Southside Gallery in Aiken, South Carolina. Hailey is currently pursuing a master of fine art in printmaking at …
Dr. Elizabeth York is serving as President of the Southeast Region of the American Music Therapy Association.