Ship’s workforce development partnership featured on WFMZ
Ship’s new agribusiness workforce development partnership was featured on WFMZ in Allentown. See the story.
Author Megan Silverstrim
Paving Your Path to Success – Alumni panel discussion
The John L. Grove College of Business invites you to their business breakfast series “Paving Your Path to Success,” on February 17 at 9:30 a.m. in Grove Hall Forum. Three alumni will share their paths to career success during the discussion. Students will have the chance to ask questions and get tips on launching their own successful careers.…
Ship joins Department of Labor & Industry funded workforce development partnership
Portions of this story originally appeared on the Department of Labor and Industry website. On February 7, the Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) Secretary Jennifer Berrier highlighted a unique initiative to provide training for emerging jobs in agribusiness. The partnership among The GIANT Company, workforce development organizations, three academic institutions, including Shippensburg University, and…
A message from the Registrar: Early warning grades due date
Early Warning Grades (EWGs) will be due Friday, March 4, at 4:00 p.m. All grades will be processed online. We will enable the ability to submit EWGs for all students on Tuesday, February 22. As in the past, we strongly encourage the submission of EWGs for all students. All students receive an e-mail referring them…
A message from the President: System-Wide Climate Survey
Dear Campus Community, On Monday, January 31, students, faculty, staff, and administrators began participating in the System-Wide Climate Survey. A “climate survey” assesses how different individuals and groups experience the university environment, from the classroom to the athletic field, from the arts stage to Greek Life, from the campus social scene to life in the surrounding community. To…
Shippensburg Downtown Plan Town Hall Meeting Announced
Share your input on the Shippensburg Downtown Plan on Thursday, February 17 at 6:30 p.m. at the Shippensburg Firefighters Activity Center (33 W. Orange Street). Preliminary ideas to be discussed include, a town square, attracting new businesses, trail and sidewalk enhancements, street trees, and neighborhood greening. Residents, students, business leaders and trail advocates are encouraged…
Allan Tulchin to join Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
Allan Tulchin, history and philosophy, was offered membership in the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton for the spring 2023 semester. Tulchin is also an alternate for the fall semester.
Ship community unites during March for Humanity
Written by Brianna Webb, senior communication/journalism major Shippensburg University celebrated the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with it’s 34th annual March For Humanity on January 27. Hosted by Shippensburg University’s African American Organization and the Multicultural Student Affairs office, over 100 people marched through campus, united against racial injustice and discrimination. Several members…
Colleen Falicki’s composting program featured in The Mercury
Alumna Colleen Falicki is making a dent in climate change by offering a compost program for the Colonial School District’s Adult Evening School. Her work was featured in The Mercury. Read the full article.
Lawrence Eppard’s third book available for pre-order
Lawrence Eppard‘s third book, “On Inequality and Freedom,” is available for pre-order on Amazon.com. https://www.amazon.com/Inequality-Freedom-Lawrence-M-Eppard-dp-0197583024/dp/0197583024/ref=mt_other?_encoding=UTF8&me=&qid=1643381764