Dr. Ian Langella, professor and chair of Supply Chain Management, and Dr. David Hwang, associate professor of Supply Chain Management, together with Dr. Rainer Kleber, professor of operations management at the University of Magdeburg Germany, had their article “An alternative food pantry responds to the pandemic: A case study on service redesign” accepted for publication…
Shippensburg University President Charles E. Patterson was named to City & State Pennsylvania’s 2023 Higher Education Power 100 list. The leaders profiles on this list were selected for helping their institutions not just “survive but thrive,” through innovation, experience and perseverance. Last year, Patterson’s interim presidency was made permanent at Shippensburg University, where he arrived…
The Slate, Shippensburg University’s award-winning, student run news outlet was selected for five Student Keystone Media Awards in the 2020 DII competition. Winners include: First place photo story – “2022 Women’s March Gallery” by Allyson Ritchey and Paige Shope Second place for website – www.theslateonline.com; The Slate staff Second place review – “Don’t Worry Darling” by Paige Shope Honorable mentions –…
Software engineering major Alecia Meredith entered the program in 2019 with the goal of learning something new and challenging herself. She had already earned a bachelor’s degree from Ship in biology in 2012, and she had no experience with coding, but her desire to problem solve and “make things work” led to her decision to…
The Shippensburg University Children’s Fair will return on March 25 at Heiges Field House from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This event is open and free to the public. This year’s theme is fairy tales and fables and will emphasize reading and storytelling. Student, faculty and staff volunteers will host games, crafts and activities that…
Early Warning Grades (EWGs) will be due Friday, March 3rd, at 4 PM. All grades will be processed online. We will be enabling the ability to submit EWGs for all students on Tuesday, February 21st. As in the past, we strongly encourage the submission of EWGs for all students. 100-level courses and those 200-level courses that are taken by…
Senior international studies major Ezra Epperly is studying abroad at Soonchunhyang University in Sinchang, South Korea as the recipient of a US Department of State’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship. This prestigious scholarship is awarded to students of limited financial means who wish to study or intern aboard in an effort to provide them with…
Join the Office of Inclusion, Belonging, and Social Equity, as the university continues to celebrate Black History Month with Maria James-Thiaw ’96 on February 22 at noon in CUB MPR A. Maria will read poetry from her most recent publication, “Count Each Breathe.” Refreshments and snacks will be served. Participants can also leave with a…
Professor James Lohrey, Communication/Journalism & Media recently presented his research-in-progress at the annual National Communication Association conference in New Orleans, November 16-19. His research, A Qualitative Grounded Theory Study Exploring the Lack of Identifiable Queer Youth on Television Impacting Social Norms for Queer Young Adults, serves as the basis for Lohrey’s upcoming dissertation that he is…
Dr. Luis Melara, Mathematics, was recently appointed member of the Career Opportunities Committee for the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics. This committee serves as a resource for current information concerning the availability and demand of trained individuals in Applied Mathematics and Computational Science. SIAM is an international community with over 14,000 individual members. More here: https://www.siam.org/about-siam/committees/career-opportunities-committee