Daniel Surma ’06 was featured in the Central Penn Business Journal on December 17. Surma, a graduate of the College of Businesses accounting program, was recently appointed as the vice president of finance for the United Way of York.
Support our students by joining forces with the Student Retention team. We are looking for faculty and staff to collaborate with us by reaching out to approximately 10 to 15 “high-promise” students at least two weeks prior to the Spring 21 semester to check-in with them. If you are interested in learning more about what…
Alumnus Maxwell Shaeffer, will take over the WHO morning radio show in Des Moines, Iowa. He has worked as an on-air personality for stations in Pennsylvania, Minnesota and, of course, Iowa, since the late 1970s. Read the full article.
Shippensburg University is expanding its support of the craft brewing industry at the very root of production with a specialty crop grant from the PA Department of Agriculture. This Spring, Ship will offer a course for local landowners and farmers to learn about planting, managing, harvesting, drying and distributing hops used for the brewing industry.…
Faculty and Staff: As we bring the fall 2020 semester to a close and approach the holiday season, I want to pause and take this opportunity to thank you for your exemplary work and commitment to Shippensburg University, on behalf of the Office of Academic Affairs. To say this past semester was a difficult one…
Alison Dagnes appeared in a story on Missouri’s KTVO news discussing the Hunter Biden probe and it’s impact on his father’s administration. See the full story.
Dr. Khalid Mumin ’95 was featured in an article on bctv.org highlighting his recent appointment to the Alvernia University board of trustees. Read the full article.
Senior ROTC Cadet Joseph Oleski was featured on the US Army Cadet Command’s Facebook page on December 5. Oleski, a geoenvironmental studies major is ranked the number seven cadet in the nation out of nearly 7,000 cadets from across the country. Check out the Cadet Command shout out.
SmartTalk featured Cumberland County climate action group, a partnership between Center for Land Use and Sustainability’s, Cumberland Conservation Collaborative, the South Mountain Partnership, Cumberland County, Center for Sustainability at Dickinson College and Carlisle Borough. Beginning with a series of three forums, the Cumberland County climate action group will look at the changing climate, and how…
The Sentinel featured an upcoming virtual performance offered by the Luhrs Center. At 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 18, the center will present the Irish group Celtic Thunder’s holiday concert, “Celtic Thunder Christmas.” Read the full article.