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Quantifiable data and outcomes assessment
In an opinion piece for The New York Times, Molly Worthen, a professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, writes that more “university administrators want campuswide, quantifiable data that reveal what skills...
Continue ReadingProfessor uses deep-sea core research to work with students
Being tossed about by 115 mph winds and 60-foot waves aboard a research vessel didn't deter Kristen St. John from pursuing a career in geological sciences. The Furman Class of 1992 international relations/political science major-turned-geology...
Continue ReadingStories of the Mountain State
Sara Pearce of the Greenville Journal speaks with Furman English professor Laura Leigh Morris, who has published a collection of short stories about life in West Virginia, Jaws of Life: Stories. A self-described "dark writer,"...
Continue ReadingAlum joins board of new app
Tyler Droll, a 2013 Furman graduate and a co-founder of Yik Yak, has joined the board of directors for Relevnt, an app that connects users with local news sources. Droll co-founded Yik Yak, a social-networking...
Continue ReadingFurman Singers cap off tour with two concerts in Daniel Chapel
The Furman Singers will begin and end their spring tour in Greenville singing for the worship services at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Sunday, March 4, at 9 and 11 a.m., and presenting two concerts on campus...
Continue ReadingWomen and the investing gap
Melissa Cullens, a 2004 Furman graduate, is chief design officer at Ellevest, a digital investing platform for women. She and other members of the company are featured on the cover of the March 2018 issue...
Continue ReadingNominated for U.S. attorney
President Donald Trump has nominated Furman graduate Thomas Cullen ’00 to become U.S. attorney for the Western District of Virginia. U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine of Virginia called Cullen experienced and capable, and...
Continue ReadingIt’s just different
How are women faring in the field of sports information these days, especially the Moms who have to coordinate carpools and dinners around their busy sports schedules? Julie Paré, assistant sports information director at Furman, explains...
Continue ReadingGreenville club welcomes newcomers, teaches Olympic sport
The 2022 Winter Olympics may boast a few curling competitors from the Upstate thanks to Furman Biology professor Alison Roark, president of the Palmetto Curling Club (PCC). She became associated with the group through a...
Continue ReadingEducating for the future
In his homage to Henry Adams' book, The Education of Henry Adams, penned 100 years ago, Furman education professor Scott Henderson draws parallels to South Carolina's education mission as outlined in the "Profile of a...
Continue ReadingA quiet journey
Cherie Maiden, who has been a member of Furman’s Department of Modern Languages and Literatures for more than 30 years, teaches African and French literature at the university and says her expertise is teaching black...
Continue ReadingFurman Chamber Strings on tour, closing concert set for March 14
Furman Chamber Strings featuring music faculty members Thomas Joiner (violinist and conductor) and Anna Barbrey Joiner (viola) will present music and workshops during a tour, which begins Friday, March 2. The closing concert for the...
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