Esther Adler, associate curator in the Department of Drawings and Prints at The Museum of Art, NYC will present in the Kauffman Gallery at Shippensburg University in combination with the Pace Prints exhibit on February 13 at 6:00 p.m. Past projects by Adler include “Dorothea Rockburne: Drawing Which Makes Itself “, “American Modern: Hopper to…
Shippensburg University Presdient Laurie A. Carter will serve as a keynote speaker at WellSpan Summit Health’s second annual Women’s Wellness Day on Saturday, February 8. Carter will join Roxanna Gapstur, president and CEO of Wellspan Health for the session. The event is for women of all ages and features breakout sessions on a variety of…
The democratic process was the star of the night at the fourth Ship Caucus on January 29. Over 100 students attended the event, held just days ahead of the Iowa Caucus, the first major contest of the primary election season. Just like a real caucus, members of the Ship community gathered to select their political…
Shippensburg University’s Dr. Joseph Zume, associate professor of geography/earth science, has been appointed to the Cumberland County Planning Commission (CCPC) by the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners. The mission of the Cumberland County Planning Department is to partner with urban, suburban, and rural communities to implement plans that advance economic development, provide more housing and…
David W. Wildermuth’s, Global Languages & Cultures, article, ‘I am fully aware of my guilt . . .’: Insights from a Soviet Military Tribunal’s Investigation of the German Army’s 35th Division, 1946–47,”was published in Journal of Military History in October 2019.
Rebecca Blahus’s, Teacher Education, book “Becoming an Intentional Cooperating Teacher” has been published by Fulton Books in January 2020.
Matthew D. Fetzer, Criminal Justice, published a chapter, “Hate Crimes: A Special Category of Victimization,” which will appear in “Handbook of Interpersonal Violence Across the Lifespan.”
Gretchen Pierce, History, became an editor of H-LatAm, a professional development resource for Latin American specialists on the H-Net Commons in June 2019. In addition, Pierce launched a research blog called Research Corner/Rincón del Investigador/Canto do Pesquisador on H-LatAm in December 2019.
Joseph Zume, Geography and Earth Science – Zume has been appointed to the Cumberland County Planning Commission (CCPC) for a 4-year term. The CCPC works with the County’s Planning Division to implement plans that promote economic development, provide more housing and transportation choices, and protect clean air, land, and water throughout the County.
Kathryn Newton, Counseling & College Student Personnel, developed curriculum for a 9-credit hour post-masters advanced clinical skills certificate in complex trauma which will address the impact of childhood trauma across the lifespan. The courses are suitable to masters-level professionals providing direct services in counseling, psychology, social work, education and corrections. The courses also serve as…