Holiday Card Photo Shoot -November 4
Please note, the time for the November 4 Holiday Card Photo Shoot has changed to 2:00 p.m. Don’t forget to wear your red and blue and favorite winter accessories. See you at the fountain!
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Allison Carey featured on podcast
Allison C. Carey was a featured guest on the podcast Beyond Disability Awareness: Disability Awareness that Matters for an episode called Allies and Obstacles with Allison Carey, Pamela Block and Richard Scotch. The episode focuses on our 2020 book Allies and Obstacles: Disability Activism and Parents of Children with Disabilities. Listen here: https://www.gobeyondawareness.com/podcasts/beyond-awareness-disability-awareness-that-matters/episodes/2147799613
Cristina Rhodes guest presented for Ohio State University’s Center for Latin American Studies
Dr. Cristina Rhodes was invited by the Ohio State University’s Center for Latin American Studies to be a guest presenter for their BookBox series, which serve to provide professional development for K-12 teachers who wish to expand their understanding of Latin American and Latinx content for curricular implementation.
Arelys Madero to facilitate workshop
Dr. Arelys Madero will facilitate a workshop titled “Trauma-Informed Responses for Victims of Crime: Best-Practices and Lessons Learned” for the 2022 Criminology Consortium Conference, scheduled for October 31st-November 4th. The conference is free and fully online. To see the program and register for the workshop, go to https://crimcon.org/
Grove, Greenberg and Moltz present workshop
Dr. Sara Grove, Dr. Michael Greenberg, and Dr. Mike Moltz presented the workshop, Recruitment and Retention of Public Employees, at the second annual Local Government Symposium sponsored by the Local Government Commission of the Pennsylvania General Assembly on Thursday, October 6, 2022. Joining Drs. Grove, Greenberg, and Moltz, were Lisa Schaefer, executive director of the…
Curtis Zaleski edited research volume and co-authors chapter
Curtis Zaleski, professor of Chemistry, edited a research volume regarding a class of inorganic compounds known as metallacrowns. In addition, he co-authored a chapter of the volume with Jacob Lutter (class of 2013), who is now an assistant professor at the University of Southern Indiana. Read more here.
James Griffith publishes chapter in book “Sex for Sale”
James D. Griffith, professor of psychology recently published a book chapter entitled, “Professional female pornography performers” in the 3rdedition of “Sex for Sale” published by Routledge.
Steve Haase, students and colleagues publish paper
Dr. Steve Haase, two former SU students, and a colleague published the paper, “Comparing the influences of masking, crowding, response conflict, and cortical scaling on simple shape identification with foveal targets”. in Cognition, Brain, Behavior: An Interdisciplinary Journal, 26(3), 137-158. The study combined a number of different visual interference paradigms and also tested a hypothesis…
Jordan Windholz writes article for “Shakespeare Studies”
Jordan Windholz’s article, “Fair Play: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Antiphrasis, and the Broad Flouts of White Supremacy,” has been published in the 50th anniversary issue of Shakespeare Studies in a special Forum on the legacies of whiteness in Shakespeare and renaissance literature. The Forum presents ongoing discussions about the study of race in Shakespeare’s work beyond his traditional “race” plays.…
University Archives launches quarterly newsletter
Shippensburg University Archives and Special Collections has launched a quarterly newsletter. Discover cool Ship facts, exhibits, and new donations to the collection and try your hand at Ship trivia. Check out the first issue.