Art Therapy Student’s Paper Accepted into SC Research Symposium
Ana Zusmer ‘16 had her paper, “Art Therapy: Connecting Cultures with Mandala,” accepted into the South Carolina Upstate Research Symposium.
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Dr. DeLapp Signs Book Contract with Hackett Publishing Company
Dr. Kevin DeLapp has signed a contract with Hackett Publishing Company for the forthcoming publication of Lying and Truthfulness: A Reader, which he is co-authoring with Professor Jeremy Henkel from …
Dr. Shultis and Dr. York Discuss Ethics at Music Therapy Conference
Dr. Carol Shultis was involved in the American Music Therapy Association national conference in Louisville, Kentucky. Carol and Dr. Elizabeth York presented an ethics session with colleague Betsey King, Ph.D., …
Dr. Hopkins Awarded Prestigious Theatre Research Award
Dr. Chandra Owenby Hopkins was awarded the Robert A. Schanke Theatre Research Award, a prestigious award for theatre historians that includes a cash award and publication in a leading journal …
Dr. Hopkins Presents Work at 2015 Mid-America Theatre Conference
Dr. Chandra Owenby Hopkins presented her work, “Whispers from a Silent Past: Inspiration and Memory in Natasha Trethewey’s Native Guard” as part of the Theatre History Symposium of the 2015 …
Mathematics Colloquium Series Unites Scholars and Math Lovers
Students are given the opportunity to attend the Guy Jacobsohn Memorial Mathematics Colloquium Series, which introduces scholarly presentations relating to mathematics and physics. Each term, in cooperation with Wofford College …
Senior Seminars Topics Explore Women in Math, and Sports and Math
For their senior seminars, students choose a particular topic of interest in mathematics, physics or computer science, and work closely with a faculty member to do a presentation as part …
From Math Major to NASA
Mathematics majors have found jobs in such business areas as insurance, banking and governmental agencies including NASA.
Grad Receives James F. Byrnes Award for Outstanding Politics Student
Politics major Julie Edwards ’15 is the recipient of the James F. Byrnes Award for the most outstanding politics student.