Becoming the 17th President of Shippensburg University has been one of the highlights of my professional life. I knew the world would be watching. My goal was to make the university a place where students come first, scholars are born, friendships last forever, family traditions endure, and graduates were prepared to make a positive and lasting…
Stephanie Jirard appeared on the WITF event Toward Racial Justice. The focused on current issues surrounding policing and policy. You can hear the program here.
Matthew Shupp appeared on the Student Affairs NOW podcast episode titled “Cultivating Inclusive Supervision Practices.” Shupp appeared with his two co-authors of the book “Inclusive Supervision in Student Affairs.” Listen to the episode.
Ship will celebrate the wide-ranging achievements of Black Americans during a month-long Black History Month series of virtual events that will feature a variety of fields and academic disciplines offered at Ship. The series will also focus on our remarkable faculty and students and their commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. The series kicks-off on…
Dr. Robert L. Hewitt, professor emeritus of social work, was featured in the Public Opinion article “These are the books Pennsylvania’s Black leader want you to read. See Hewitt’s list of books.
Shippensburg University senior and Wood Honors College student Matthew Zemba has turned his love of storytelling and genealogy into an amazing opportunity to present at the 2021 Northeast Regional Honors Council Conference this spring. Zemba will present his senior capstone project, “The Zemba Family Story: A documentary on the impact of Slovak Migration in Pennsylvania,” which…
Alumna Elaine A. Stanko’s recent appointment to the team at Saxton & Stump was announced on Patch.com. The banking and financial services attorney expands the firms business and corporate and mergers and acquisitions team. Read the full article.
Alumna Angela Reese’s announcement for her run for a seat in the state House was featured on TribLive. Reese hopes to honor her late husband by running for his former seat. Read the full article.
The new grant funded hops growing course offered through the Brew Science program was featured in Lancaster Farming. Read the full article.
Alison Dagnes was quoted in a January 28 article in The Daily Magazine. In the article the current state of the Republican Party. Read the full article.