Emma Durnin, Author at Ship News

Shippensburg students conduct complex research through SURE Grants

By Emma Durnin
August 11, 2025

Shippensburg University students spent the summer completing complex and detailed research. From analyzing wireless communication systems to exploring potential cancer treatments, the Summer Undergraduate Research (SURE) program has enabled students to collaborate with faculty and mentors to uncover solutions to real-world problems and ideas. SURE grants are highly competitive and allow undergraduate students to collaborate…

ASP networking event opens doors for Ship students

By Emma Durnin
July 29, 2025

ASP Networking Event builds connections for Ship students

On July 24, the Academic Success Program (ASP) held an alumni and employer networking event focused on building connections and career readiness. ASP helps high-potential students who are underprepared for college transition to Ship through academic support and professional development. More than 20 professionals across various fields, including business, education, government and nonprofit leadership, participated…

Ship softball’s Caitlyn Martell spends the summer with the Boston Red Sox

By Emma Durnin
July 25, 2025

Ship softball’s Caityln Martell spends the summer with the Boston Red Sox

“I have really high expectations for myself,” said Martell, a senior marketing major, starting shortstop for Ship’s softball team and summer intern with the Boston Red Sox. “I have this mindset of, ‘Don’t let anyone outwork you. Be the hardest worker in the room…’ and that’s allowed me to get where I am today.” Caitlyn…

Ship Freshman Jordi Wells competes in Duct Tape contest

By Emma Durnin
July 22, 2025

Incoming freshman student and biology major, Jordi Wells, recently created a traditional saree for the Duck Brand’s annual Stuck at Prom Scholarship contest.

Ship Baja SAE team makes strides in 2025 competition

By Emma Durnin
July 10, 2025

Ship SAE BAJA team makes strides in 2025 competition in Michigan

Ship's Baja SAE team competed in the 2025 competition in Michigan -- reaching new milestones while continuously finding ways to improve.

Shippensburg University’s summer robotics camp prepares future engineers

By Emma Durnin
July 7, 2025

From June 23 to June 27, middle and high school students across the region spent the week at Shippensburg University to participate in the youth robotics camp. Led by Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, João Dias, the program provided students with hands-on learning within robot design, programming and problem-solving using Arduino-powered ShieldBots —…

Shippensburg Alumnus Cody Nelson fulfills his passion with the Harrisburg Senators

By Emma Durnin
July 3, 2025

“When you apply yourself and ask questions, you get answers, and when you have the answers, you gain the knowledge — and knowledge is power. Put yourself out there, feel uncomfortable and always look for ways to improve,” said Cody Nelson. Cody Nelson ’21, turned his passion for sports into a career with the Harrisburg…

Alumnus Theodore “Teddy” Them conducts Fulbright Research in the UK

By Emma Durnin
July 3, 2025

“There is a wealth of knowledge and insight given our understanding of processes that occurred throughout Earth’s history, and I think we [geologists] can help find solutions to many of the issues that affect both humans and the natural environment both today and, in the future,” said Teddy Them. Them, a Shippensburg University alumnus and…

Officer Shubert utilizes drone technology to support public safety

By Emma Durnin
June 25, 2025

“The mobility of the drones in the use of emergency services is incredible,” said Officer Jeffrey (Jeff) Shubert, a patrol officer for the Shippensburg University Police Department (SUPD). Shubert also serves as a certified drone pilot and member of the Cumberland County Emergency Drone Team. He plays a critical role in emergency response throughout the…

Diller Center helps students find their entrepreneurial mindset at SCALE

By Emma Durnin
June 16, 2025

The Diller Center helps Lilian Poust and Allyson Rockwell find their “entrepreneurial mindset” at the second annual Student Creatives Advancing through Leadership & Entrepreneurship (SCALE) Conference, in Kansas City, MO. This event offered a dynamic platform for student creatives and artists to gain essential entrepreneurial skills to transform their passion into a thriving profession. Poust…

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Shippensburg students conduct complex research through SURE Grants

ASP networking event opens doors for Ship students

Ship softball’s Caitlyn Martell spends the summer with the Boston Red Sox

Ship Freshman Jordi Wells competes in Duct Tape contest

Ship Baja SAE team makes strides in 2025 competition

Shippensburg University’s summer robotics camp prepares future engineers

Shippensburg Alumnus Cody Nelson fulfills his passion with the Harrisburg Senators

Alumnus Theodore “Teddy” Them conducts Fulbright Research in the UK

Officer Shubert utilizes drone technology to support public safety

Diller Center helps students find their entrepreneurial mindset at SCALE

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