Sharon Harrow, English, third book, an edited collection titled “Adapting the Eighteenth Century: A Handbook of Pedagogies and Practices,” was published by the University of Rochester Press (Boydell & Brewer) in April, 2020. In addition, Harrow’s second book, “British Sporting Literature and Culture in the Long Eighteenth Century” was reissued in paperback form by Routledge…
Steve Haase, Psychology, published a paper in the March, 2020 edition of the journal Visual Cognition entitled: Extending a focused attention paradigm to critically test for unconscious congruency effects. A link to his work may be found here: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13506285.2020.1743401
Ship’s StewardSHIP activities look a bit different this year. Instead of the usual hands-on opportunities, Shippensburg switched to an online format to deliver videos on how people can practice good stewardship even as they stay home. In the article Antonia Price with the Center for Land Use and Sustainability invites the entire community to join…
The delay might hinder families’ ability to figure out how much additional funding may need to be borrowed for next year without knowing a conditional grant amount, said Trina Snyder, director of financial aid and scholarships at Shippensburg University. But there’s still plenty of time to nail that down since bills for the fall semester…
Ship’s virtual StewardSHIP Week featured faculty experts encouraging everyone to get outside and do their part to preserve and protect the earth. Dr. Allen Dieterich-Ward highlights the beauty of the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail. The trail, which runs along the edge of campus, connects communities in a natural and sustainable way. Visit our StewardSHIP Week playlist on…
Ship’s virtual StewardSHIP Week featured faculty experts sharing simple tips to help the entire community become better stewards of the earth. Dr. Joseph Zume, Geography-Earth Science, focused on one of the Earth’s most precious resources, water. Zume encourages everyone to reduce the amount of water they use and avoid disposing of prescription medications and chemicals…
Ship’s virtual StewardSHIP featured a variety of earth friendly tips and topics from faculty experts. Dr. Claire Jantz, Geography-Earth Science, is a home beekeeper and offers simple ways you can help protect the bees. This includes letting those dandelions grow in your yard, avoiding using harmful pesticides and the planting of flowering plants, trees and…
Ship took StewardSHIP Week online, with faculty experts offering simple tips on how everyone can make a difference in the environment. Dr. Russ Hedberg, Geography-Earth Science, provides a quick tutorial on how to create home planters using items you already have around the house. Visit our StewardSHIP Week playlist on Ship’s Youtube to see all of the StewarSHIP Week…
The university is committed to continuing its annual StewardSHIP Week and Earth Day celebration virtually and is inviting the entire community to take part. Throughout the week, faculty experts and students will share their sustainability tips in videos, social media posts and will hear from virtual guest speakers. To kick the week off, members of…
With a constant commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship, Ship celebrated its annual StewardSHIP Week virtually. The week featured video messages from faculty experts offering tips, guest speaker Zoom sessions and the signing of a climate commitment. The week kicked off with a video from the campus community sharing what sustainability means to them.