Converse College — Christian Values and Strong Honors Program

Since 2014, Caleb Fort has served as the president of QMX Mobile Health, which provides on-site diagnostics and imaging services across North and South Carolina. Active with a diverse range of civic, charitable, and educational groups, Caleb Fort previously served as treasurer for the board of trustees at Converse College.

Founded in Spartanburg in 1890, Converse College seeks to form its students into capable citizens and business leaders. The college’s founder, Dexter Edgar Converse, hoped to provide a tolerant environment with Christian underpinnings so that students would learn the importance of respect for others and belief in God.

Students at Converse College have access to a strong academic program and a variety of extracurricular activities. Those that qualify may be invited to join the Nisbet Honors Program, which encourages students to take an extra step in learning and research. Honors students have the opportunity to study abroad in Scotland at the University of Glasgow, pursue research independently with faculty mentorship, and explore a diverse range of interdisciplinary subjects with special honors classes.